GPs must be selective in targeting Korea divestments – AVCJ Forum
Korea's push for chaebol reform is expected to create more PE investment opportunities as conglomerates are pressured to divest assets, but GPs told the AVCJ Korea Forum that they have to be careful in picking the right deals because asset quality varies.
“We expect that this year and next year many categories will undergo restructuring. Private equity investors will have a high chance to buy these assets,” said Kim Yi-dong, a partner at KPMG Korea....
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