Taihecap (泰合资本), a leading investment bank in Asia Pacific, rebrands to Taihecap. This rebranding move signifies the firm's dedication to build a world-class investment bank that empowers entrepreneurs worldwide with its rich transaction experiences and global resources.

Since its foundation in 2012, Taihecap (formerly Taihecap) has served over 100 startups including 30 unicorns to raise more than $19 billion in the primary market, providing world-class financial services for top-tier entrepreneurs worldwide.

The new branding resonated with its global vision. Taihe is the Romanization of the Chinese characters "泰"(Tai) and "合" (He), pronounced as "Tyhor"[ˈtaɪhə]. “Tai” stands for Mount Tai, regarded as the grandest of the Five Great Mountains of China, which has a magnificent outlook over the world. It shows our passion to ride the waves of business world, and fight to get on top of the tides. “He” is characterized in ancient Chinese philosophy as "appreciating the values of each other, and building a harmonious world". It shows our commitment to share mutual benefits and grow together with global top-tier entrepreneurs.

Taihecap's long-term clients include Pinduoduo (World’s largest social ecommerce platform), Guazi.com (World’s largest used-car platform), Manbang (Largest freight service provider), Zuoyebang (Leading online K12 education platform) and ShareChat (India’s largest regional social network), which are all leading players in new economy sectors. The total market value of Taihecap's top 10 biggest clients is more than $150 billion.

Taihecap was awarded the "Best Deals of 2019" in FinanceAsia Achievement Awards and "Best Equity Financing Deal" in Asset Triple A Sustainable Capital Markets Regional Awards 2019, and was the only primary market investment bank to scoop these APAC prestigious awards in 2019.

In the past decade, China has witnessed the booming of mobile internet. Chinese startups' development and practices aroused attention from global entrepreneurs. Since 2019, Taihecap has started its overseas expansion into markets such as Southeast Asia, India, Latin America, Africa, etc.. Overseas markets would become Taihecap’s parallel strategic market alongside China. Its rich experiences based on transactions with top clients in China could be further leveraged to help the fundraise and business development of companies worldwide.