Venture Capital
MUFG has been investing in Indian fintech startups through its $300m Ganesha Fund.
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Japan's MUFG set to launch India-focused fund with $250m corpus: Report
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Alphabet plans to raise $80b for AI infra including $10b from Berkshire
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GIC-backed Asia Healthcare eyes IPO in 12-18 months but cautious on market volatility
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Investors spooked by legal risks in Indonesia, warns Makarim in graft defence plea
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People Digest: Schroders, FWD Group announce key appointments
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Deals
The Google parent will sell shares to Berkshire in a private placement.
IPOs & Markets
The company has invested more than $300m in healthcare businesses over the past decade.
Policy & Regulations
Prosecutors allege that Makarim was involved in improper laptop procurement.
People
Schroders has roped in Sharon Sim, while FWD Group has appointed Jeffrey Woo.
Philippines
Green GSM is expanding its all-electric ride-hailing business in the Philippines.
World
The fund exceeded its $10b target.
The fund said it would push for exploring all strategic alternatives, including a sale of the company.
Greater China
Zhipu AI said the proposed issuance of A shares would represent 2-8% of its total share capital.
India
GoComet secured $5m from existing shareholder Sirsasana.
