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Rohatyn opens Seoul officeKorea 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.
- Rohatyn Group names ex-CLSA CEO as new partner
The former CEO of CLSA Capital Partners, Christoper Seaver, will be based in The Rohatyn Group’s Hong Kong office and will be responsible for expanding its regional initiatives.
- Japan firms see a challenging fundraising year ahead
As the Tokyo-based Advantage Partners continues to seek commitments for its pan-Asian and fifth Japan buyout funds, co-founder Taisuke Sasanuma sees a challenging fundraising year ahead for firms but plenty of buyout deals.
- CLSA launches Korea fund
The $295m vehicle is part of the National Pension Service's overseas investment programme
- CLSA: Clean tech still viable strategy in China(2)
The firm led a funding round of a Chinese water business. Clean tech opportunities are available in China despite sub-sectors with disappointing returns, CLSA MD Peter Kennedy says.
- CLSA: Clean tech still viable strategy in China
The firm led a funding round of a Chinese water business. Clean tech opportunities are available in China despite sub-sectors with disappointing returns, CLSA MD Peter Kennedy says.
- Ex-CLSA execs in Myanmar debut
A new investment company set up by former CLSA private equity executives has closed its first deal in the country, which is in an early stage for PE investing.
- Friday Letter Don’t let due diligence falter
The Asian markets remain red hot for private equity, but have exhibited some of the bad behaviours that developed market managers used during the credit bubble years, not least of which is a shrinking of the time devoted to performing due diligence on potential investments.
- TPG buys into Indonesian fund manager
The US firm has reportedly taken a 10-20% stake in Indonesian firm Northstar, echoing its original approach to Asia via Newbridge Capital, an affiliate it later subsumed.
- Alternatives to lessen portfolio impact of climate change
Diversifying allocations across alternative asset classes may mitigate the portfolio impact of climate change — which if left unchecked could cost institutional investors upwards of $12trn over the next 20 years, according to a recent study.