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India GPs seek solutions to exit droughtGPs in India are starting to sell assets to other private equity firms, sometimes at discounted prices, as the IPO market remains frozen and fund lives draw to a close, according to local sources.
- 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.
- South Carolina avoids defaulting on capital call
South Carolina state treasurer Curtis Loftis has signed an $11.7m capital call to Warburg Pincus and requested that a lawsuit filed against him be dismissed.
- 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.
- South Carolina sues treasurer over Warburg capital call
South Carolina’s investment commission has sued state treasurer Curtis Loftis for holding up an investment with Warburg Pincus. Loftis claims the commission failed to provide legal documents related to the commitment.
- KKR buys tire maker from Warburg Pincus
KKR has bought a controlling stake in Alliance Tire Group from Warburg Pincus, reportedly for $500 million, with most of the capital coming from KKR's Asia Fund I.
- Advent opens doors to Shanghai office
The Boston-based firm has established its second Asia presence after closing offices in Turkey and Italy last month.
- Warburg and GA in €2bn Santander carve-out
The two private equity veterans have acquired 50% of the Spanish lender’s €152bn asset management business.
- Study: Southeast Asia exits soar
PE exits of portfolio companies in Southeast Asia last year more than doubled in terms of deal value, a trend expected to continue, according to a Bain & Company report.
- Warburg sells Bausch & Lomb for $8.7bn
The deal will generate a return multiple of roughly 3x for Warburg, which acquired the company in 2007 for about $3.67bn.