HongShan, spun out of Sequoia last year, is reportedly struggling to invest its huge war chest
According to the Financial Times, Hong Shan, the Chinese investment firm spun off from Sequoia Capital in 2023, is aggressively expanding into Europe and North Asia owing both to “shrinking options” in China and to limited partners that have grown frustrated with how slowly Hong Shan is deploying the $9 billion in capital commitments it secured two years ago.
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