a person who puts money, property, or labor into a business in order to gain a profit

A financial institution that handles the underwriting of government or corporate securities and acts as a mediator between issuers and investors.

a person who puts money into a business or project with the expectation of making a profit

China International Trust and Investment Company; CITIC

a company or enterprise with capital investment from foreign businesses

foreign direct investment (FDI); overseas foreign direct investment

investment originating from outside a specific region or country; foreign capital investment

Capital provided by an individual to a start-up company early in its development.

an individual who provides capital for a business start-up, usually in exchange for convertible debt or ownership equity

total or gross investment

to invest money, time, or energy into building emotional ties with others, typically to achieve a specific goal

securities investment trust company, a type of financial institution often abbreviated in financial contexts

A business organization that pools funds to invest in, trade, and hold securities according to specific financial goals.

The percentage ratio of profit earned relative to the amount of money invested; often abbreviated as [[投报率|投報率|tou2 bao4 lu:4]].

A collective fund created by pooling money from many investors, managed by professionals to invest in securities or foreign exchange while sharing profits and risks.

The percentage of profit made relative to the amount of money invested, calculated by dividing net profit by the total investment.

The conditions provided by an area for investors, including infrastructure such as transportation, communication, energy supply, and the general social environment.

The process of immigrating to a country by making a significant financial investment, or a person who does so.

a collection of financial investments such as stocks, bonds, and cash equivalents

the danger or possibility of losing money in an investment

Investment in the development of talent or human capital, particularly money spent by a country, company, or family on education and vocational training.

Investment in stocks, bonds, or other securities intended to be held for a short period, typically less than one year, to earn a return on surplus funds

to invest in stocks or buy shares in a company

To shift or transfer investment funds from one area to another; to change the direction of an investment.

Planned investment held for a long duration, focusing on future benefits rather than short-term profits

venture capital investment; funding provided to startup companies or small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential

multilateral development bank that aims to support the building of infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific region

to reinvest; to plow back capital or profits

investment of money into a new business or startup; venture capital investment

an investment fund that provides capital to startup companies and small businesses with high growth potential

investment in fixed assets