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- Asian VP investments on track to perform(2)
Asia's venture philanthropy investments have not yet been exited, but industry sources believe they are set to generate satisfactory returns.
- Indian GPs turn to alternative strategies(2)
As LPs become disillusioned with typical growth capital investment strategies in India, firms are exploring alternative strategies such as PIPE deals and distressed investing.
- PEI Awards: Carlyle and Partners Group win big(2)
The results are in: Carlyle and Partners Group claimed top prizes in multiple categories, with groups including Apollo, Landmark, Actis, Navis and EQT also proving themselves as standout players.
- Asian VP investments on track to perform
Asia's venture philanthropy investments have not yet been exited, but industry sources believe they are set to generate satisfactory returns.
- Indian GPs turn to alternative strategies
As LPs become disillusioned with typical growth capital investment strategies in India, firms are exploring alternative strategies such as PIPE deals and distressed investing.
- PEI Awards: Carlyle and Partners Group win big
The results are in: Carlyle and Partners Group claimed top prizes in multiple categories, with groups including Apollo, Landmark, Actis, Navis and EQT also proving themselves as standout players.
- FMO, CDC invest in Indian debt provider
As the debt market in India becomes increasingly popular with GPs, the development finance institutions have backed Au Financiers directly in a $60m funding round.
- Caspian launches India debt fund
The firm plans to raise $40m to offer debt capital to businesses in low income communities. The firm already has commitments from a number of local and foreign LPs.
- Ashish Dhawan: the case for venture philanthropy
The concept of venture philanthropy is still new in Asia – but one leading private equity professional believes it will catch on.
- India begins to spark PE interest
As the level of dry powder in India rebalances, some LPs are going against conventional wisdom and recommitting capital to the country.