Lixing Wang
王力行
Lixing Wang (王力行) is the CEO of China Renaissance (华兴资本), the firm founded in 2005 that became something of an index for China's primary market. When Bao Fan went missing and the firm was left leaderless, management named two interim "firefighters" to steady it: co-founder and healthcare team head Xie Yijing, and Wang, then a managing director and head of the advisory business . That caretaker role became permanent — after China Renaissance resumed trading on the Hong Kong exchange in September 2024 and chair Xu Yanqing returned in October, Wang took over as chief executive in November 2024, closing out what 暗涌Waves described as a 20-plus-month period of internal and external turmoil for the firm .
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Coverage
A Conversation with Wang Lixing: The Biggest and Hardest Hurdle — Huaxing Has Already Cleared It
But my hair has also gone a lot grayer.
180 Days Since Fan Bao Went Missing: One Man and the Fate of an Industry
China Renaissance's growth story is also a history of how China's new economy collided with the world.
Fan Bao's disappearance is a situation no one wanted to see.
"The Long March has only just begun."
On the first day of August, we spoke with 23 investors about "confidence."
And, what are the things that are hard but right, and what are the things that are hard but wrong.
Li Feng x Lixing Wang: After 900 Million Consumers Became "Shopaholics," How Can Chinese Brands Conquer the Global Market? | FreeS Talk
A motivational pep talk for consumer upgrade entrepreneurs — good for the next 20 years, guaranteed.
