| J Crane & Company specializes in public and private company services, typically as financial, accounting and investment banking advisers to businesses in Asia and other countries that wish to “Go Public” in the U.S.A.
Cambridge, Massachusetts — On Apr 3, 2009 — J Crane and Company today announced that it hired , as Director of China Investment Banking.
"Dayong is an excellent addition to our Investment Banking Team," said James Crane, founder and president of J Crane & Company, who leads the Public Company Services Group. "For the last 8 months, we have faced an overwhelming demand to broaden our investment banking services, and his extensive experience in the field will serve both our public and private company clients in China."
J Crane & Company is relocating its Hong Kong office to Beijing, China. Mr. will head the new office and provide IPO, Secondary Offering, PIPE, Merger, Acquisition, Deal Structuring and Debt Financing services.
Mr. joins J Crane & Company after the completion of his MBA at the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. In the 6 years prior, he advised his clients through 5 IPOs which raised a total of approximately $735 million. Mr. also advised on traditional M&A advisory business.
Most recently, Mr. worked for Citic Securities Investment Banking Department in Beijing. Before that, he spent five years with Ever Bright Securities Investment Banking in Shanghai. During this time, Mr. built extensive relationships with the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) and local governments.
About J Crane & Company
The Company specializes in public company services, as financial, accounting and investment banking advisers to businesses in Asia and other countries that wish to “Go Public” in the U.S. J Crane & Company’s web site is www.jcraneco.com.
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