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Almost 80 percent of Southeast Asian private equity firms expect a rise in deal activity in the region after two years of flat investment figures.
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Management fees in Asia are generally higher than in other regions, but the fees tend to come with sweeteners, a survey from Squadron Capital noted.
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The Longreach Group is expected to close its second buyout fund within the next two months as fellow Japan-focused firm Advantage Partners readies its next vehicle. Other Japan funds have hit obstacles.
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Strong earnings growth in 3i’s China and India portfolios was not enough to offset the losses in the UK-based firm’s developing markets portfolio.
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China's $460bn sovereign wealth fund has been experiencing an exodus of alternative investment professionals, many of whom were hired during the fund’s initial launching of its private equity programme.
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On June 10th, PE Asia’s Matt Pocock will be setting off on a grueling, self-supported 250km footrace, right across some of the most inhospitable terrain on the planet.
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The US private equity firm launched its fourth Asia buyout fund and expects a first close later this year.
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Private equity investments grew substantially in Asian countries and particularly in Korea in 2011, according to the Private Equity Growth Capital Council.
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Seoul-based Hahn & Co has taken controlling stakes in two Korean companies as the firm continues to invest its $750 million maiden fund.
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17 May 2012   The chief executive of Malaysia-focused private equity firm Creador Capital and ex-ChrysCapital managing director, Brahmal Vasudevan, speaks to PE Asia about opportunities, competition and returns in one of Southeast Asia’s more low-key markets.