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Earlier this month, Flipkart shifted its holding company to India from Singapore.
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Flipkart group CFO quits as Walmart‑owned firm gears up for India IPO
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StanChart, BSI lose bid to join cases in Singapore winding up firms with assets linked to 1MDB
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Five Chinese firms seek $680m in HK listings amid 'red-chip' scrutiny
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Partners Group aims to raise at least $1b for India-focused buyout fund
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Beyond the Buyout: PE-backed IPO pipeline faces fresh test as war jolts markets
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GIC-backed Sunway Healthcare jumps 17% in Malaysia’s largest IPO in nine years
Indian coffee chain Blue Tokai eyes funding from multi-family office
Private credit deals now require greater margins of safety: IFS Capital
India’s Shubham Housing raises $96m secondary round led by Creador, LeapFrog
India’s Bajaj Finserv leads $25m pre-Series B funding in Assiduus Global
Policy & Regulations
US and Malaysian investigators say about $4.5b was stolen from the 1MDB state fund.
Analysis
All five companies that launched their IPOs on Friday are incorporated in China.
Private Equity
The fund will be the Swiss firm’s first investment vehicle outside Europe.
Early signs of strain are already emerging across key Asian markets.
Indonesia
The facility combines an incubator and a dedicated investment fund.
Greater China
TikTok parent reportedly eyeing $6b deal with Savvy Games, owned by PIF.
Rest of Asia
Bain sold shares worth $8.76b.
World
Uber will make an initial investment of $300m.
Anthropic has gained traction with its Claude Code tool.
