Ping An
Institutional investorShenzhen
Investment thesis
Ping An is a large Chinese integrated financial and healthcare services group established in 1988 in Shenzhen as China's first joint-stock insurance company. It operates across three core businesses β insurance, banking, and investment β while pursuing parallel development of core financial and internet-based financial services. Its stated ambition is to become an internationally leading provider of integrated finance and healthcare services, guided by a corporate culture centered on the idea that 'professionalism creates value.'
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
What they invest in
from 2 of 3 portfolio companiesFintech Γ2Enterprise Software Γ1SaaS Γ1
Investments Β· 3 tracked
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Fintech
Co-investorsMS&AD VenturesSBI Ventures Europe GmbHYabeoShackleton Ventures Ltd.
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Co-investorsARCH Venture PartnersF-Prime CapitalVenrock6 Dimensions CapitalBlue Pool CapitalEight Roads Ventures
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Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS
Co-investorsActivant CapitalCota CapitalGoldman SachsHamilton LaneT. Rowe Price
Portfolio news
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Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Ping An focus on?
- Ping An focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Digital Health, Fintech, InsurTech.
- Where is Ping An located?
- Ping An is headquartered in Shenzhen, CN.
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