China Britain Investment and Partnership Forum hosted by DealGlobelGlobe

London, UK – 15 & 16 May 2014 – DealGlobe successfully hosted 2014 China Britain

Investment and Partnership Forum, which is co-hosted by ACfPU and supported by China
Entrepreneur Club. The event was held with many collaborating parties including Level 39,
London & Partners, China-Britain Business Council, HSBC, McLaren, Frontier China Club, etc.
The two days forum was well received with more than 200 government officials, entrepreneurs,
investors and financial professionals from China and Europe participating and the keynote
speakers includes Zhou Xiaoming, Minister Counsellor, the Economic and Trade Office of
Chinese Embassy, Hugh Davis CGM, Chairman of the China Association, Sir David Brewer,
Former Lord Mayor of London, Gerard Lyons, economic advisor to the Mayor of London, Zhong
Lei, Senior Managing Director, Prudential Fund, John Liu, Partner & Managing Director, China
Equity Group and many others.
Lin Feng,CEO & Founder of DealGlobe, formally announce the establishment of DealGlobe, an
online M&A platform and integrated social network targeted at global M&A and investment
professionals. Speaking about the forum, Lin said ‘ we aim to make the forum a place where
European and Chinese companies and investors can communicate and collaborate freely, same is
our online platform. ’
Chinese enterprises’ investment and merger amount in Britain surpassed $10billion in 2012 and

1. The trade and economic relationship between China and Britain kept growing this year with
   investment and merger reaching $4billion for the first quarter. Feng Lin, President of ACfPU and
   founder of DealGlobe was positive about the growing economic relationship between Europe and
   China was glad to see the participants building connections and exchanging ideas. Lin said the
   ‘China Britian Investment and Partnership Forum’ was aimed to identify the opportunities and
   challenges for investment and partnerships and build a communication and collaboration bridge
   between Chinese and European enterprises.