# Miranda Jiang
Miranda Jiang is a Partner at GSR Ventures, where, according to the firm's roster page, she focuses on venture and early growth stage investments in fintech, blockchain, and AI.[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) Public sourcing about her is thin: the description of her role and background rests on the firm's own pages, and no independent journalism attributes any specific investment to her.[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda)
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Firm and role | Partner at GSR Ventures; venture and early growth stage in fintech, blockchain, and AI (firm's roster)[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) |
| Prior career | 7+ years in Asia investment banking and VC; investment principal at a conglomerate VC fund[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) |
| Banking employers | CITIC Securities/CLSA, UBS, Macquarie; TMT, fintech, and consumer transactions[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) |
| Education and credentials | INSEAD MBA; BA in International Business and Global Management, University of Hong Kong; CFA charterholder[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) |
| Attributed deals or boards | None independently sourced |
| Firm-level record | 694 investments and 48 exits recorded by CB Insights[5](https://www.cbinsights.com/investor/gsr-ventures) |
## Early life and education
The firm's roster pages state that Jiang is a CFA charterholder and holds an MBA from INSEAD and a [Bachelor of Arts](https://www.edgepedia.org/bachelor-of-arts) in International Business and Global Management from the [University of Hong Kong](https://www.edgepedia.org/university-of-hong-kong).[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) The China-language roster page on GSR's China site confirms her prior investment-banking roles at CITIC Securities/CLSA, UBS, and [Macquarie](https://www.edgepedia.org/macquarie), her CFA charter, and her INSEAD MBA.[2](https://gsrventureschina.com/details/miranda) No source gives her date or place of birth.
## Career
Before joining GSR Ventures, Jiang spent over seven years across investment banking and venture capital in Asia, per the firm's profile. She was the investment principal at what the firm describes as a leading conglomerate VC fund in Asia, evaluating and incubating early-stage investments in AI software and infrastructure and consumer internet.[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) Before that she worked in the investment banking divisions of CITIC Securities/CLSA, UBS, and Macquarie, advising on strategic transactions across the TMT, fintech, and consumer sectors.[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) • [2](https://gsrventureschina.com/details/miranda)
What is not sourced is her tenure at GSR: no available source states when she joined, when she became Partner, or how her role evolved within the partnership.
## GSR Ventures and her role
GSR Ventures invests in early-stage Chinese companies. In 2011 it raised its fourth China-focused early-stage fund at $350 million, completed in a single six-week close with more than 80% of commitments from existing investors; then-managing director [Richard Lim](https://www.edgepedia.org/richard-lim) described early-stage valuations in China as still in the single-digit millions.[3](https://techcrunch.com/2011/07/05/gsr-ventures-raises-fourth-china-fund-at-350m/) [CB Insights](https://www.edgepedia.org/cb-insights) lists GSR Ventures VI, a $400 million early-stage fund closed September 18, 2018.[5](https://www.cbinsights.com/investor/gsr-ventures)
In 2023 a U.S. congressional committee opened a probe into four American investment funds over their funding for Chinese tech companies in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing; GSR Ventures was one of the targets, alongside GGV, Qualcomm Ventures, and [Walden International](https://www.edgepedia.org/walden-international).[4](https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/21/ggv-splits-off-china-business-following-congressional-panel-probe/) The probe targeted the firm, not Jiang personally, and no source links her to it. GSR now operates separate global and China roster sites, both of which list her.[1](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda) • [2](https://gsrventureschina.com/details/miranda)
## Notable investments and exits (by the numbers)
No deal is independently attributed to Jiang; the record below is the firm's, not hers. CB Insights records GSR Ventures with 694 investments and 48 portfolio exits. Its latest recorded investment is a Seed round in Entropec on September 1, 2026, and its latest exit is AeroFarms on April 1, 2026. Recent 2025 exits include Neuron Mobility (merger into Neuron Mobility Holdings, September 22, 2025) and Credora (acquired by RedStone, September 4, 2025).[5](https://www.cbinsights.com/investor/gsr-ventures)
## References
1. [Miranda Jiang – GSR Ventures](https://gsrventuresglobal.com/details/miranda)
2. [Miranda Jiang – GSR Ventures China roster page](https://gsrventureschina.com/details/miranda)
3. [GSR Ventures Raises Fourth China Fund at $350M – TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2011/07/05/gsr-ventures-raises-fourth-china-fund-at-350m/)
4. [GGV splits off China business following congressional panel probe – TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/21/ggv-splits-off-china-business-following-congressional-panel-probe/)
5. [GSR Ventures Portfolio Investments, Funds, Exits – CB Insights](https://www.cbinsights.com/investor/gsr-ventures)
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