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How Investcorp plans to triple its Indian AUMThe firm plans to seed new strategies in India with its balance sheet before raising additional blind-pool fund products, its new country head Harsh Shethia tells PEI.
Side Letter: CPPIB loses senior European exec, two firms get into healthcare, Hong Kong carryTwo firms have just revealed new healthcare platforms; CPPIB's world-leading secondaries team is changing; and Hong Kong officials take a look at carried interest tax. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Three firms changing the PE landscape: InvestcorpFor three decades, Investcorp has built a reputation connecting investors in the Gulf with opportunities in the developed world. Now, as it shoots for $50bn in AUM, it is carrying out its grandest plans yet.
Side Letter: Investcorp eyes Japan, CalPERS' discretion, Brexit bright spotInvestcorp appears to be the next global asset manager with its eye on the world's third-largest economy. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Investcorp in 'early stages' of developing Japan strategyGlobal managers including Apollo and Pantheon have opened Japan offices in recent years.
Investcorp acquires placement firm MercuryThe transaction is part of the Bahrain-listed firm’s expansion and global growth plan to boost its AUM to $50bn.
India's buyout market hots upFirms completed at least $5.8bn of private equity, infrastructure and real assets buyouts last year, more than the previous four years combined, according to EMPEA data.
Investcorp hits PE firsts for fiscal half yearThe investment manager made its first acquisitions in Asia’s two largest markets and struck two secondaries deals in a bid to diversify and expand its holdings.
Investcorp moves into India with PE unit acquisitionThe deal, which involves the private equity and real estate assets of IDFC Alternatives, is the latest in the firm's efforts to reach $50bn in AUM.
- IDFC further trims Fund IV target to $200m – Exclusive
The Mumbai-based manager had an initial target of $400m when it launched its latest offering in late-2015.