Private Equity
For private equity in India, general partners are working diligently to improve the previously bumpy situation by taking on a more hands-on approach, finding the ‘right’ partner, and exploring multiple exit options The Emerging Markets Private Equity Association’s (EMPEA) Special Report: Private Equity in India takes a look at the lessons learnt over the past two decades.
3 min read · 23 November 2015
Healthcare investor ChrysCapital sold its stake in Delhi-based pharmaceuticals company Mankind Pharma to investment firm Capital International for $190 million.
2 min read · 19 November 2015
The alternative investment management firm has appointed Steve An to lead client support and business development at its first office in South Korea.
2 min read · 18 November 2015
Guangdong-based Yuehai and KKR are partnering to expand the company’s operations and provide safe and high-quality aquatic feed to the country’s large base of fish farmers and suppliers.
1 min read · 18 November 2015
The asset management and private equity company is planning to launch a second technology and innovation fund in the first quarter of the year.
2 min read · 18 November 2015
The firm’s acquisition of Avendus Capital, which owns Avendus PE Investment Advisors, will help scale up the merchant bank and fund its credit solutions business.
2 min read · 17 November 2015
The Indian firm’s current fund is three-quarters invested in India-based healthcare and life sciences companies.
2 min read · 16 November 2015
<p>First Avenue has recently opened an office in Hong Kong and appointed former Park Hill Group managing director, Michael Henningsen, as partner to lead its operations, according to a statement.</p>
1 min read · 11 November 2015
The firm began marketing its SEAF India Agribusiness International Fund II in September targeting $150 million. The fund will invest $20 million to $25 million in small and medium enterprises, including food supply and other agribusinesses in India.
2 min read · 10 November 2015
Southeast Asia and India focused private equity firm Creador has made a partial exit from its investment in financial services provider Cholamandalam generating an internal rate of return of 33 percent.
2 min read · 09 November 2015
