Private Equity
Anytime Fitness is owned by Inspire Brands Asia and Mizuho Asia Partners.
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Anytime Fitness's Asia owner said to target up to $450m in potential sale
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PH banks' zero-fee push tests GCash and Maya’s payments economics
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Indonesia's JULO raises fresh capital from existing investors
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Miniso plans to open 100 US stores this year, bets on original IP to fuel growth
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KKR anchors $278m private credit financing for Australian fuel supplier Ampol
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Analysis
GCash and Maya responded by cutting their InstaPay transfer fees.
Deals
The fintech continues to explore a significantly larger financing round.
Building brand recognition in the US remains a challenge
Private Credit
Clifford Capital, an infra credit platform backed by Temasek, supported KKR’s investment.
Rest of Asia
Japan held a record $3.53 trillion in foreign assets in 2025.
India
In Q2, funds raised just $569 million, down from $ 2.41 billion in the first quarter.
Alternative investments accounted for 1.7% of GPIF’s assets in March, far below the allowed 5% cap.
Forward-deployed engineers embed with clients to expedite AI adoption.
The raise comes less than twelve months after Aukera closed a $15m equity round.
