Asia-Pacific

How private equity's biggest investors compare.

This year’s Global Investor 150 top 10 has a collective $976bn allocated to private equity.

The investor has hired a successor to Don Guo to oversee its $150bn asset portfolio.

Why APAC consolidation is on the minds of GPs. Plus: Singapore's GIC flags climate's 'missing middle'; and a Temasek subsidiary appears to be leaning into China. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Singapore-based Don Guo is leaving nearly three years overseeing the group’s $150bn investment portfolio.

The effort would be Advent’s second fund in Asia, having raised – and subsequently wound down – a $725m Japan fund in 2008.

Over one third of LPs plan to increase their commitments to secondaries over the next 12 months, according to Coller Capital's latest Global Private Capital Barometer.

The wealth manager is currently seeing an average low-single-digit allocation towards private markets among clients, Martin Leung, head of alternative investments Hong Kong, tells PEI.

Jamie Hill and Michelle Cheh are both 10-year veterans of the firm.

Dig deeper into the details of the latest PEI 300 via our infographic analysis.