Corporate Finance
Introducing global investment capital to companies so they can grow stronger and faster — and generate more jobs that benefit their communities. Capital structures are built around the business, not the other way around.
Global Financing
New York Global Group introduces global investment capital to strong companies — and brings three decades of cross-border judgment to every engagement.
The Approach
The firm’s thesis is simple: when strong companies get the right capital and the right counsel, they grow faster, hire more people and strengthen the communities around them. New York Global Group has applied that thesis across the United States and Asia for more than two decades, with access to over $1 billion in investment capital and a network built deal by deal on both sides of the Pacific.
Engagements range from direct investment in early-stage ventures to strategic advisory for mature companies entering new markets. What they share is a standard: facts first, long-term thinking, and alignment between the firm’s success and the client’s.
Practice Areas
Introducing global investment capital to companies so they can grow stronger and faster — and generate more jobs that benefit their communities. Capital structures are built around the business, not the other way around.
Investing across the company lifecycle, from early-stage startups to late-stage mature businesses, in many industries. Patient capital, active judgment and a bias toward operators who know their markets cold.
An assortment of market entry services and outbound transactions refined over more than two decades: regulatory navigation, partner selection, cultural translation and the operating details that make or break an expansion.
Group practices led by experienced executives with high-level private and public sector backgrounds, global networks and the expert judgment to address hard challenges for clients in the United States and beyond.
Helping talented, growth-oriented companies realize their long-term potential in volatile markets — where conviction, staying power and an experienced hand matter more than momentum.
Enabling claims of high merit to proceed while mitigating client risk. Litigation funding levels the field so outcomes turn on the strength of the facts — a discipline dedicated to advancing justice.
“Facts are stubborn things.”
John Adams — a guiding principle of the practice
The Edge
Cross-border work fails most often not on numbers but on translation — of law, of custom, of expectation. Benjamin Wey’s teams work natively in English and Chinese and have operated inside both regulatory systems for decades.
That fluency shows up in practical ways: knowing which partner will still be there in year five, which approvals actually gate a deal, and which market signals matter versus which merely make headlines.
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Serious inquiries from companies and institutions are welcome.