Rest of Asia
There are fewer allocators competing for a growing pipeline of motivated sellers.
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Singapore
Investors are not selling out of US exposure, but redirecting new sources of capital.
Orient Growth Fund III is targeting a size of $75m.
Investors are looking for opportunities insulated from the broader headwinds.
Greater China
With the rise of AI, investor sentiment is shifting back to the largest Asian economies.
“There is a growing structural acceptance of secondaries as a portfolio management and liquidity tool.”
Returns are increasingly being driven by earnings growth rather than financial engineering.
The group has identified three AI areas to invest: AI infra, AI platforms, AI applications.
The firm invests across Asia, focusing on buyouts in Japan and Australia and growth equity in China and India.
In mid-market deals, fund managers have a more direct impact on enhancing value.
