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PE firms mine distressed assets in IndiaGlobal PE firms are swooping in on India’s $120bn distressed assets market, encouraged by regulatory changes allowing for more foreign investment in the sector.
- Private debt fundraising unlikely to reach last year's total
Closed-ended private debt fundraising reached a respectable $67bn by the end of Q3, but last year’s $106bn total will be hard to reach.
- Fundraising unlikely to reach last year’s peak - exclusive
Closed-ended private debt fundraising reached a respectable $67bn by the end of Q3, but last year’s $106bn total will be hard to reach.
- Level 20 appoints PE veteran as chief executive
Former BVCA council member Jeryl Andrew has joined the group which aims to promote the role of women in the private equity industry.
- GTCR promotes three into newly-created positions
Chicago-based growth equity firm GTCR promoted two to managing director and one to principal.
- Rohatyn opens Seoul office
Korea offers geographical diversification for private equity investors with US and European-weighted portfolios, plus its sound regulatory environment, strong deal flow, and active local LP base are attractive draws, Rohatyn partner Chris Seaver says.
- Australia’s Future Fund boosts exposure to China
The A$123bn Australian sovereign wealth fund says it is growing its private equity investments in Chinese businesses positioned to benefit from the country’s rising middle class, as the fund seeks to beef up returns in an otherwise low-yield environment.
- PE firms mine distressed assets in India
Global PE firms are swooping in on India’s $120bn distressed assets market, encouraged by regulatory changes allowing for more foreign investment in the sector.
- KKR to exit Australia’s GenesisCare
Having grown GenesisCare’s business in Europe through acquisitions and partnerships, KKR is selling its 45% stake in the Sydney-based healthcare provider to China Resources Group and Macquarie Capital in a deal that reportedly values the company at A$1.7bn.
- Bain Capital acquires South Korean cosmetics company
The private equity firm makes its first investment in South Korea with the $350m acquisition of Carver, a specialist cosmetics supplier, taking an 80 percent stake alongside investment bank Goldman Sachs.