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The BSP directory is intended to provide an additional resource to U.S. exporters doing business in this geographic area. The BSP directory is not comprehensive. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the U.S. & Foreign Commercial Service. We have performed limited due diligence research; but we strongly recommend that you perform your own due diligence investigation and background research on any company. We assume no responsibility for the professional ability or integrity of the providers listed. We reserve the right not to list any particular company.

Banking and Financial Services

DAC Management, LLC

Contact: Philip Groves, Managing Partner
200 South Wacker Drive, Suite 3100
Chicago IL, 60604 United States
Phone: + 1 312 674 4691
Email: pgroves@N0SPAM.dacmllc.com
Web: http://www.dacmllc.com

Through its 65 member strong China and Hong Kong operations, DAC provides a variety of financial services: investment advisory, due diligence, investment monitoring, investor reporting, restructuring, forensic accounting, and market research. DAC also provides company background checks, site visits, custom research, investigations and debt collection. Since 2002, DAC and its principals have worked on over 50,000 debt cases in the PRC. DAC is proud to be an American owned and operated company.

WorldBusiness Capital, Inc.

Contact: Xuetao (Tom) Wang, Vice President
One State Street, Suite 2350
Hartford CT , 06103 United States
Phone: +1-860-221-7089
Fax: +1-860-246-6789
Email: twang@N0SPAM.worldbusinesscapital.com
Web: http://www.worldbusinesscapital.com

WorldBusiness Capital, Inc. (WBC) is a commercial finance company that offers flexible medium and long-term loans helping small and midsize businesses compete in the global marketplace. WBC is a direct lender and makes loans of $250,000 to $10 million for (i) businesses in China purchasing new U.S.-made capital equipment and related technology, spare parts and services; and (ii) projects in China involving U.S. direct investment and the distribution of U.S. products.