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Government approval for foreign acquisitions of local companies is harmful to the industry, Spanish PE and VC association president Aquilino Peña told Private Equity International.
A one-two punch of the Taal volcano eruption and covid-19 put paid to an in-person AGM, where the firm had expected to finalise the due diligence process.
The rules, which came into force on 23 June, will enable the UK government to intervene in foreign takeovers of British companies deemed critical in public health emergencies.
The pandemic is the latest in a series of shocks in the past two decades. Chris Kojima of Goldman Sachs Alternatives Capital Markets and Strategy shares how LPs can create resilient portfolios and pick GPs to support their goals well into the future
Pacific Equity Partners managing director Tony Duthie talks economic recovery and portfolio resilience
A change in the rules allowed members to withdraw almost A$16bn from their accounts in the wake of covid-19. Is the sector able to absorb the shock?
Hong Kong’s viability as a fund management destination for those eschewing the Cayman Islands could swing on the strength of its carried interest tax reform.
Coronavirus uncertainty and liquidity constraints have made some business owners in the region more willing to sell, head of Asia-Pacific Ming Lu tells PEI.
Our senior editors discuss the findings of our latest surveys looking at how private equity investors and their managers are doing business during the covid-19 crisis.
Our latest study examines how investors' thinking has evolved regarding their private equity commitments, performance, state support and more in this downloadable presentation.