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NIIF: Japanese, Korean LPs put India interest into actionLarge investors from North Asia are ‘doing a lot more work in India’ than before, the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund's Saloni Jhaveri tells PEI.
India insight: 4 homegrown GPs you should knowWith LP interest on the rise, PEI profiles four of the country's most notable private equity managers.
Why India’s vast LP opportunity remains largely untappedPrivate equity managers have yet to meaningfully access the $529bn of AUM held by India's insurance companies and National Pension System.
India’s LP behemoth aims to be a ‘local partner’ for overseas investors - updatedNIIF is seeking $1bn for its sophomore fund of funds and plans to expand its private markets business with dedicated secondaries vehicles, managing partner Anand Unnikrishnan tells PEI.
India attracts international capital amid APAC rebalancingMore than 80 India focused funds collected around $16bn between them over the past two years, according to PEI data.
India's buyout scene is growing slowly but surelyAlthough India remains dominated by growth equity, the market is seeing greater appetite for buyouts as GPs and institutional investors seek a more hands-on approach.
DPI key to India converting ‘window shopping’ investorsInvestors yet to enter the South Asian market will need to see convincing DPI before taking the leap, panelists noted at the HKVCA's Asia Private Equity Forum on Friday.
NIIF invests in Lighthouse India’s latest fundThe National Investment and Infrastructure Fund has committed 4 billion rupees to Lighthouse India Fund IV.
Side Letter: Ex-Novalpina head resurfaces; Tikehau taps NYCRS; India's hiring spreeNovalpina's former IR boss has resurfaced in France. Plus: Tikehau has tapped NYCRS for its growing climate business, and private equity is on a hiring spree in India. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Indian GPs must show patience with pensions alternativesAs of this year, Indian pension funds are allowed to back alternative investment vehicles for the first time, but it could take months for them to see the results.