VIDEO: Tata Opportunities Fund's Mukund Rajan
PIPEs may be seen as a gray area for investors suspicious of the value-add private equity can provide to the asset class, but Mukund Rajan, managing director of the Tata Opportunities Fund, says PIPEs in India can make a difference – as long as they take a long-term view of the asset
Rajan, who is a keynote speaker at the AVCJ India Forum beginning today, makes the case that private equity can certainly provide the services to improve a publicly listed company's business over the long...
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