India PE: Reasons to be cheerful
Indian private equity is, gradually, regaining favor with institutional investors. Further proof of this came at our recently concluded AVCJ Forum in Hong Kong, widely regarded as a bellwether for the Asian private equity industry. The usually – as of the previous two years – sparsely attended India panel pulled in a sizable crowd, including a number of influential LPs.
The speakers were good; some of India's largest and most successful private equity firms were represented, including ChrysCapital, Multiples Alternative Asset Management, Everstone Capital and Gaja Capital....
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