Benjamin Wey on Bridging Two Markets

Benjamin Wey is the founder and CEO of New York Global Group (NYGG), and he has spent more than 20 years working across American and Chinese capital markets. This presentation follows his career from Tianjin, China, to the start of his finance career in Oklahoma, his move to New York City in 2000, and the founding of NYGG, an investment banking and advisory firm with offices in New York and Beijing.

The deck explains what NYGG does: market entry strategy, debt and equity financing, and cross-border M&A advisory. It covers the scale of the firm’s work, Benjamin Wey’s view of cross-border capital as economic infrastructure, and how NYGG adapted after US listing standards for foreign companies tightened in 2011. It also notes his commentary on US-China investment, which has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Fox Business and TheStreet, and describes NYGG today as a private equity and strategic advisory firm based in Miami.

Read the full article on TechBullion: techbullion.com/bridging-two-markets-benjamin-wey

More from Benjamin Wey: benjaminwey.org | nyggroup.com

Transcript

1. Cross-Border Finance Benjamin Wey: Building a Bridge Between US and Chinese Capital Markets Two decades of cross-border finance, investment and advisory work Benjamin Wey Founder and CEO, New York Global Group
2. 01 / Profile Who Is Benjamin Wey? Origins Experience Focus Born in Tianjin, China, he built his career in the United States. More than 20 years working across American and Chinese capital markets. Cross-border investment between the world's two largest economies. Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets 02
3. 02 / Career Path From Oklahoma to Wall Street Late 1990s 2000 New York Global Group Began his finance career in Oklahoma. Relocated to New York City. Founded NYGG, an investment banking and advisory firm with offices in New York and Beijing. Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets 03
4. 03 / The Firm What New York Global Group Does    Market Entry Financing M&A Advisory Strategy for companies expanding into new markets. Raising debt and equity capital for growing businesses. Guidance on mergers and acquisitions across borders. Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets 04
5. 04 / Scale By the Numbers ~200 ~15% 800+ 80+ China-related transactions by 2011 of Chinese companies listed on Nasdaq in 2009 projects, with some sources citing more than 1,000 countries, with billions in capital raised Financial Times Barron's As reported As reported Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets 05
6. 05 / Perspective Why Cross-Border Capital Matters In Benjamin Wey's view, crossborder finance is economic infrastructure, not just dealmaking. Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets Connection Links growing companies with investors in other markets. Jobs Supports job creation on both sides of the Pacific. 06
7. 06 / Resilience Adapting to a Changing Market After 2011 Standards for US listings of foreign companies tightened. Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets The Industry Many advisory firms left the space. NYGG Kept operating, adapted its model and continued serving clients. 07
8. 07 / Commentary A Voice on US-China Investment Benjamin Wey speaks on trade, investment flows and market access between the United States and China. His commentary has been featured in: The Wall Street Journal Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets Fox Business TheStreet 08
9. 08 / Today New York Global Group Today  Headquarters Miami, Florida  Model Private equity and strategic advisory  Focus Cross-border opportunities Benjamin Wey | Bridging Two Markets 09
10. Read the Full Article Bridging Two Markets: Benjamin Wey and the Business of US-China Capital Originally published in TechBullion, August 18, 2026 techbullion.com/bridging-two-markets-benjamin-wey More from Benjamin Wey: benjaminwey.org | nyggroup.com