Asia-Pacific

As PE continues to face challenges in different aspects, the next generation of leaders offers insight into how the industry may evolve.

Wishing all our readers a restful festive break. We’ll be back on Friday 2 January.

The 'total portfolio approach' has captured imaginations in 2025, though the model has both strengths and weaknesses for private equity investors.

Our latest episode of the PEI Private Equity Spotlight podcast looks back at the biggest developments of the year and what the private equity industry likely has in store for 2026.

The country has taken a larger share of Asia-Pacific's stilted private equity market over recent years.

Here are the issues PEI’s editorial team expect will make headlines in the private equity industry in the new year.

The healthcare investor aims to deploy 15-20% of its latest flagship into assets in the Gulf region, head of South Asia Sunil Thakur tells PEI.

China’s private equity market is ‘already seeing a lot more activity’ in verticals relating to AI, Marc Lau, managing partner at the fund of funds, tells PEI.

PE's exit drought is prompting LPs to rethink their long-term allocations; Ares strikes its first PE deal Down Under; CVC's 12-year hold comes to fruition.

The past year saw at least six global private equity firms expand their footprint in Asia-Pacific by opening new offices.