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  • First-time funds: Asia
    Michelle Phillips- 20 September 2013

    In an era where investors are increasingly focused on experience and track record, it’s arguably never been harder to raise a debut fund. Yet some groups are managing to buck the trend.

  • MCap sets target of up to $300m for maiden fund
    Aston Tan- 5 January 2013

    The firm started by ex-Baring PE Partners India partner Subbu Subramaniam is in the market and close to securing an anchor commitment.

  • CDC backs Multiples with $30m
    Aston Tan- 5 January 2013

    The commitment takes the maiden fund of Renuka Ramnath's Multiples Alternate Asset Management one step closer to its $450m target.

  • Spin out, spin onwards
    Jenny Blinch- 5 January 2013
  • Subbu Subramaniam to launch fund
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    The Baring Private Equity India co-founder, who left the firm in August, is still deciding his future direction, but said a 'fundraising is inevitable'.

  • Bhasin: Baring resignations linked to restructuring
    Yvette Choo- 5 January 2013

    Recent high profile departures at Baring India may stem from the firm's moves toward a more institutional model, according to Rahul Bhasin.

  • Baring India loses another founding member
    Yvette Choo- 5 January 2013

    Akhil Awasthi will join Tata Capital as head of private equity. His departure follows that of Subbu Subramaniam two months ago.

  • Baring India founding partner quits
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    Subbu Subramaniam has quit the India-focused private equity firm, reportedly due to differences with managing partner Rahul Bhasin.

  • Backing first-timers
    PEI Staff- 5 January 2013
  • Baring India increases MphasiS stake
    Siddharth Poddar- 5 January 2013

    The Delhi-based private equity firm has acquired 7.6 million MphasiS shares on the open market for about INR1.3bn. This is the second time the firm has invested in the BPO and IT service provider, after diluting much of its stake in 2006.