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Warburg is eyeing up to $4bn to invest in China, along with capital commitments from its latest global buyout fund
The private equity unit of ABN AMRO, the Netherlands' third-largest bank, have spun out in a Lazard-advised deal.
The buyout manager held a one-and-done on its third Asia fund, which originally targeted $4.5bn.
The firm, which counts four MVision executives among its partners, is so confident its emerging manager fund will deliver stellar returns for investors, it’s setting the pref at 20%.
Brookfield Capital Partners V is seeking at least twice the target of its 2015-vintage predecessor.
Investor appetite for the region shows no sign of slowing and fundraising is increasingly being driven by the number of large-cap funds betting on a rising consumer class.
As political volatility and the downfall of Abraaj Group weigh on the region, some private equity firms are looking to niche strategies for success.
The mid-market investor has set a $2.95bn hard-cap for Fund X, PEI understands.
OCBC Bank’s mezzanine capital unit and subsidiary Lion Global expect increased investor interest from Korea, Japan and China for its second fund targeting around $360m.
The San Francisco-headquartered firm has had one of the largest capital raises this year for its latest flagship fund.