Singapore
The secondaries investor is engaging with GPs on CVs as capital-raising tools for trophy assets.
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Rest of Asia
International investors are playing a significant role in educating Japanese GPs.
The firm is in discussions with GPs who have high-quality assets in India, Australia, and Japan.
The volume of high-quality opportunities has surged, said Adeline Tan, Head of Investments for Asia.
The shifting view could lead to LPs diverting some of their capital to Asian economies.
Greater China
Both LPs and GPs asserted that there’s no market besides the US that is as substantial as China.
Secondaries offer diversified exposure, faster liquidity, and better asset visibility.
Asia-based LPs are increasingly receptive to private market allocations.
The firm will continue to look at the US market, but in a selective manner.
World
However, AI cannot replace the need for people-to-people engagement in the deal process.
