India exits: Where’s the cash?
India Value Fund Advisors (IVFA) has now raised five funds. The first is fully liquidated and the second is close to that mark. The third will deliver the bulk of the $600-700 million the GP expects to return to LPs this year, and the fourth – a 2009 vintage fund, but a slow starter – is still too young for exit mode.
Speaking to AVCJ last week, Vishal Nevatia, IVFA's managing partner, stressed not just the number of exits but also the consistency in returning capital. The firm claims to have lost money on one deal...
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