Rest of Asia
But PIF’s new discipline could put further pressure on Asian managers.
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HK launches regulatory framework for secondary trading of tokenised products
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Greater China
They signal confidence, operational involvement, and a long-term plan to create value.
India
Private markets may see upside provided the asset class can demonstrate superior returns.
Early signs of strain are already emerging across key Asian markets.
Chinese investors were a major force in India’s startup ecosystem a decade ago.
China PE is at a juncture where opportunity exists alongside competition and execution risk.
For now, China remains the main story in Asia on a relative basis.
Leadership stability is not an internal issue; it is systemic with consequences for the entire ecosystem.
PE dominance in Western sports provides a template, but emerging markets more complex.
Globally, GPs are increasingly building out their secondary capabilities.