As Asia's private equity markets become saturated, investors are finding opportunities in the evolving private credit space, a survey released on February 6 shows.
Asia will continue to attract private equity investors, but these investors might also look at other markets and strategies in order to avoid pitfalls.
Although mainly a direct investor, the investment arm of the city state’s Economic Development Board sources great deals and know-how through fund allocations.
They might be locked and loaded, but mounting stores of unspent capital mean GPs will have to make more effort when targeting new investments with reasonable valuations.
Hong Kong’s de facto central bank voices its support for the upcoming limited partnership regime as more details of the developing legal framework emerge.
Chinese regulators are proposing to ease restrictions on insurers’ private equity investments in a bid to shore up the real economy, but some analysts warn about the increased risks.
The Thai pension fund's head of private markets believes high valuations across unlisted markets poses challenges for investors seeking superior returns from alternative assets.