The VCs who lengthy ran GGV Capital, the 24-year-old cross-border agency that helped function a bridge between the U.S. and China, have settled on two new manufacturers roughly six months after asserting they might break up their U.S. and Asia operations.

Veteran traders Jenny Lee and Jixun Foo simply rebranded their Singapore-based operation as Granite Asia, as first reported in Forbes. In the meantime, Hans Tung, a agency co-founder who lives within the Bay Space, introduced on X yesterday that the U.S. group is now referred to as Notable Capital.

GGV Capital introduced final fall that was splitting up its group amid rising tensions between U.S. and China, although it by no means cited the environment as the express driver of the transfer.

Sequoia Capital equally break up up its operations final yr because it navigated geopolitical tensions. In Sequoia’s case, the U.S. group held onto the storied model, whereas Sequoia India & Southeast Asia was rebranded as Peak XV Companions, and Sequoia China was rebranded as HongShan, the Mandarin phrase for redwood.

The pondering in abandoning the GGV Capital model, per a supply acquainted, was that as a result of each groups are working individually going ahead, they felt it was finest to develop new manufacturers.

Granite Asia is being led by native Singaporeans Jenny Lee and Jixun Foo. Lee is an everyday fixture on Forbes’s Midas Checklist of top-performing VCs, with 9 IPOs within the final 5 years, together with the sensible telephone large Xiaomi and the software program improvement firm Kingsoft WPS, which went public in 2018 and 2019, respectively.

Foo, whose title was previously world managing director of GGV Capital, is in the meantime credited with offers that embrace the electrical carmaker Xpeng Motors, which went public in 2020; ride-hail large Didi, which is reportedly planning a list in Hong Kong this yr; and the supply firm Seize, whose shares have underperformed because it turned publicly traded by way of a particular goal acquisition car in late 2021. (It was reportedly in talks as not too long ago as final month to merge with one other beleaguered rival, GoTo Group.)

Granite Asia will concentrate on startups in China, Japan, South Asia, Australia and Southeast Asia.

Notable Capital – which says it plans to proceed investing within the U.S., in addition to in Europe and Latin America –  is being led by the identical traders who’ve been based mostly in its Menlo Park workplace for a few years. That features Tung, who’s Taiwanese-American and whose offers embrace recognized manufacturers like Airbnb, StockX and Slack; Jeff Richards, who has backed Coinbase, the bluetooth monitoring outfit Tile, and the software program improvement firm Handshake; and Glenn Solomon. His offers embrace HashiCorp, whose software program that helps corporations function within the cloud (it’s reportedly weighing a sale proper now); the publicly traded house-buying platform Opendoor; and the compliance automation startup Drata.

Oren Yunger, the latest member of GGV Capital, additionally stays on group Notable. Yunger had joined GGV as an investor in 2018 and was promoted to managing director final fall.

One other longtime managing director at GGV Capital, Eric Xu, who relies in Shanghai, will proceed to supervise the unique agency’s independently operated yuan-denominated funds.

Roughly 2.5 years in the past, GGV Capital introduced it has raised $2.5 billion for its new funds, marking its largest household of funds ever. The traders have since break up these belongings underneath administration, together with the capital raised prior, such that Granite Asia is now managing a collective $5 billion altogether, leaving Notable Capital with roughly $4.2 billion based mostly on GGV Capital’s belongings underneath administration on the time the break up was introduced.

Pictured above, left to proper: Jeff Richards, Eric Xu, Glenn Solomon, Jenny Lee, Jixun Foo, and Hans Tung