Author(s)

Junbin (Terry) Luo ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Pepperdine Graziadio Business School, 55 Sacred Path, Irvine, CA 92618, USA

Corresponding Author

Junbin (Terry) Luo

ABSTRACT

With the continuous opening and development of the Chinese financial market, private equity investment has become an important force driving industrial transformation, upgrading, and capital market innovation. This paper employs literature review and conceptual analysis as its main methods, examining private equity investment from the perspectives of its basic theories, development models, and China’s unique financial market environment. It systematically explores the operational mechanisms, risk identification, and response strategies of private equity investment. The paper first explains the definition, characteristics, and the main types of private equity investment at different stages of development; then, by combining the regulatory policies and macroeconomic background of the Chinese market, it analyzes the market opportunities and challenges; finally, through case discussions and theoretical analysis, it forecasts the future development trends of private equity investment in the Chinese market. The research shows that although the Chinese financial market provides numerous opportunities for private equity investment, it also poses risks such as regulatory issues, liquidity constraints, and market volatility, thereby necessitating the establishment of a sound risk management system and a reasonable exit mechanism to achieve sustainable development.

KEYWORDS

Private Equity Investment; Chinese Financial Market; Operational Mechanism; Risk Management; Policy Regulation

CITE THIS PAPER

Junbin (Terry) Luo, Analysis of Private Equity Investment Operations in the Context of the Chinese Financial Market Environment. Financial Engineering and Risk Management (2025) Vol. 8: 95-102. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/ferm.2025.080113.

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