subject: Trust, But Verify The Motto Of Benjamin Wey In Client Acceptance [print this page] Trust, but verify is the motto of Benjamin Wey, the President of New York Global Group, when it comes to client acceptance. And, it is this same motto that has made him one of the most recognized market leaders on China related matters on Wall Street.
To the benefit of the selected client, NYGG has access to large amount of direct investment capital. As a well-recognized market leader in China and on Wall Street in the China-related advisory space, the company helps hundreds of China-based growth companies per year. Due to its impressive track record exampling more than 16 years of experience, a vast majority of Chinese companies approach NYGG for its counsel. But, having stringent client criteria, NYGG typically accepts less than 2% of all companies reviewed as clients. The common characteristics of NYGGs clients are strong corporate governance, transparency, $2 million USD or more in net income, solid balance sheets, and over 50% year over year earnings growth, and more.
And what does NYGG offer its client? Benjamin Weys company offers clients NYGGs proven performance track record and on-the-ground due diligence in China, which includes forensic accounting and legal reviews performed -on site. Benjamin Wey and his team advise a corporate client with its long term growth plans. NYGG uses a proprietary due diligence checklist which is far more selective and efficient than those used at other firms. The extensive due diligence process applied by NYGG is more rigorous than that of the big four accounting firms in an IPO process. NYGG ensures solid earnings growth to its accepted clients those that demonstrate consistent high quality and capable management.
Benjamin Wey is the bilingual China expert and the president of Wall Street middle market banking firm New York Global Group. He is the founding member and the person behind the success of NYGG that bridges the economic, cultural and trade differences between the two economic giants, the United States and China.
