Singapore
Dealmaking in direct and GP-led secondaries remained active this year.
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Greater China
Investors will need to keep updating their playbook as a recovery seems slow and far-off.
Malaysia
It’s seen as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the China+1 policies.
India
Indian startups had collectively raised $5.05 billion from 28 megadeals last year.
Indonesia
While some have pivoted, others have switched to an asset-light model.
The firm is looking to make the final close of its third fund by March 2025.
Secondaries and private credit will continue to rule.
Navigating the region’s diversity and emerging dynamics key to Asia strategy.
In 2024, India accounted for about two-thirds of its new investments.
Reduced IPO activity is also forcing investors to look for alternative liquidity options.
