Singapore
LP perspectives offer a useful glimpse into how the case for Asia is being assessed today.
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Firmus $5b IPO divides investors after valuation triples in two months
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Southeast Asian PE sellers can’t just hire a bank and expect exits
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Withdrawal requests from Blue Owl's flagship fund slow as private credit turmoil eases
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SK Group's Chey to sell stake worth $700m in SK Corp to fund divorce settlement
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Singapore, World Bank Group partner to drive ASEAN Power Grid action
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Starved for exits, SE Asia risks expecting too much from GCash
HarbourVest said to buy GIC’s $1b private fund portfolio in secondary deal
Indian firms beat market slump with record $25b H1 equity fundraise
Greater China
Asia PE-VC Summit 2026 will unravel what the next cycle looks like.
We also look at the growing influence of China’s corporate LPs and the long-awaited NSE IPO in India.
The contrasting fortunes of Alibaba and Shein illustrate the structural transition in Greater China’s capital market.
This edition also examines how Gaja Capital’s IPO could signal a new chapter for Asian PE managers.
India
At current valuations, investors are not just buying hospitals. They are buying a growth story.
The mid-market vacuum is a clear opportunity for managers with a differentiated thesis.
HKIC has a portfolio of over 200 firms. So far, 10 have listed in HK, with 30 more in the pipeline.
Nearly one in four GPs reported reinvestment rates of 20% or less.
This edition examines macro and policy factors driving PE activity across Japan, India and China.
