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  • Baird Capital eyes Asian SMEs for global fund
    Carmela Mendoza- 8 February 2017

    The Chicago-based firm has already begun lining up deals and will invest between $15-50m per transaction.

  • Baird Capital hires MD from AIF Capital
    Carmela Mendoza- 25 January 2017

    Former AIF Capital managing director Andy Tse joins as a partner and will be based in the Chicago-headquartered firm’s Shanghai office.

  • Debevoise boosts Hong Kong Hong deal team
    Carmela Mendoza- 15 December 2015

    Mergers and acquisitions veteran William Y. Chua joins the firm from Sullivan & Cromwell.

  • TPG taps India healthcare sector
    Clare Burrows- 2 March 2015

    The firm has invested $145m in Bangalore’s Manipal Health Enterprises

  • AIF seals $750m India exit
    Clare Burrows- 4 February 2015

    The firm has sold its stake in Mumbai-based pharmaceutical firm Famy Care

  • Report: Suitors found for Sequoia and Actis' Paras
    Aston Tan- 5 January 2013

    Morgan Stanley has reportedly found five potential trade buyers for the firms' 70% stake in Paras Pharmaceuticals, which is valued at $700m.

  • PE-backed Ambow in $138m IPO push
    Aston Tan- 5 January 2013

    Beijing's Ambow education has filed for a listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Other shareholders in the company include Macquarie and Avenue Capital.

  • THL offers $1.1bn for inVentiv Health
    Jenna Gottlieb- 5 January 2013

    The purchase of the pharma industry service provider would mark THL’s first deal of 2010, after being out-bid by Apollo for CKE Restaurants last month.

  • AIF in $40m Indian pharma deal
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    The Hong Kong-based private equity firm’s investment in Famy Care will assist the company’s expansion into developed markets.

  • India’s telecom sector calls on private equity
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013

    India is the world’s second largest market in terms of mobile phone subscribers and also one of its fastest-growing. With more than 60 percent of the population still without access to telephones, there are opportunities aplenty for private equity – as recent deals show.