LehmanBush

LehmanBush is a mid-market merchant banking, private equity, and strategic advisory services organization with a worldwide reach. Co-founded by Neil Mallon Bush (son of former US President #41 George HW Bush and younger brother of former US President #43 George W Bush) and Edward Lehman, Chair AmChamUS, international lawyer, media-contributor, and long-time China-hand. The company advises clients on mergers, acquisitions, private company sales, corporate disposals, capital raises, private equity exits, commodities trade, carbon credits, and other strategic and financial transactions and investments. Headquartered in Shanghai, LehmanBush serves a global client base of international corporations, private equity firms, families, and significant shareholders with an emphasis on cross-border transactions, primarily between Asia and the Western economies. The company provides industry-focused M&A advice in industries including commodities, carbon credits, direct sales, chemicals, industrials, TMT, healthcare, food & consumer, and energy and environment. LehmanBush is organized both geographically and by sector, operating from offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Ulaanbaatar covering various sectors such as auto, electronics & industrial, minerals, mining, direct sales, commodities trade, consumer/branded goods, financial services, healthcare, media, telecoms, support services, natural resources, and primary industry, including chemicals, retail, leisure, and real estate. Their understanding of policy and government in Asia enables them to advise on transactions in highly-regulated sectors, both in Asia and internationally. The company was founded in 2001 and operates in the Finance and Financial Services industries. Currently, there is no publicly available information on their last investment and investors.