IPO exits twice as popular in China as in India – study
Private equity investments in China are twice as likely to result in an IPO exit as investments in India, where M&A remains the preferred route, according to new research published by LGT Capital Partners and INSEAD’s global private equity initiative.
The study, which relied heavily on data provided AVCJ research, looked at more than 1,200 private equity exits in China and India over the past 10 years. It found that in China, 63% of private equity investments...
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