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Lingjun Draws US$300 Million as Overseas Investors Return to China Quants

Lingjun Capital has attracted more than US$300 million from overseas investors and is discussing a further sovereign wealth fund allocation.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Hong Kong, 22 October 2026 – Lingjun Capital, the offshore arm of Beijing-based quantitative fund manager Lingjun Investment, has attracted more than US$300 million from overseas investors. The commitments include one United States institutional investor and several Southeast Asian clients, while the manager is also in advanced discussions over a separate US$150 million allocation from a Southeast Asian sovereign wealth fund.

The fundraising matters to Asian investors because it suggests international capital is again considering systematic China strategies after a difficult period for the sector. The US$300 million figure reflects secured commitments reported by people familiar with the matter, while the prospective sovereign allocation remains under negotiation. Neither prospective returns nor a final close on that additional mandate is assured.

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