German Investment and Development (DEG)
LP interview: Germany's DEG
Active in Asia for 50 years, German development finance institution DEG can claim a role in the emergence of PE in the region. Singapore-based Marcus Bracht explains how its strategy has evolved since then.
Indonesian gas power plant developer gets new funding
Indonesia Infrastructure Finance - a vehicle owned by the Indonesian government and several development finance institutions (DFIs) - has invested $12.5 million into a subsidiary of gas power plant developer Maxpower.
Quadria-led consortium buys majority stake in Indian hospital chain
Quadria Capital, German development finance institution DEG and Swedfund have acquired a majority stake in Medica Synergie from ICICI Venture.
On the shoulders of giants: DFIs and first-time funds
Backing from a development finance institution can be the making of a first-time GP in a far-flung jurisdiction. Working with this kind of LP, however, comes with its own set of challenges
Indonesia: Infrastructure gridlock
There is substantial demand for infrastructure investment in Indonesia and plenty of opportunities to participate, yet progress is slow. Does the does the sector still hold promise for private equity?
DEG invests $12m in Indian hospital chain
German Investment and Development (DEG), a development finance institution, has invested INR700 million ($12 million) in the Ivy Healthcare Group which runs a chain of super specialty hospitals in the north Indian state of Punjab.
NSL Renewable raises $90 million
With $90 million in funding raised over the last week, NSL Renewable Power (NRPPL) is looking to leverage the falling costs of producing power from renewable sources. It currently has 185 megawatts of installed capacity across wind, solar, bio-mass and...
India’s NSL Renewable Energy raises $60m round
A group of investors, including International Finance Corporation (IFC) and FE Clean Energy, has committed $60 million to the NSL Renewable Power Private, a subsidiary of NSL Group.
Bamboo Finance, DFIs back Philippines financial services start-up
Bamboo Finance has teamed up with a group of non-profit investors to commit $24 million to Bridge, a Philippines-based financial services start-up dedicated to improving rural banking. The participants include microfinance pioneer Accion and two development...