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Paul Capital Partners

Weekly digest - July 07 2021
Weekly digest - July 07 2021

  • Region
  • 07 July 2021
DeAWM hires ex-Paul Capital executive for Asia secondaries

Jason Sambanju, formerly co-head of Asia at Paul Capital Partners, has joined Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (DeAWM) as head of Asia secondaries.

  • People
  • 14 July 2014
Paul Capital to wind down, close HK office

Paul Capital’s Hong Kong office is among those that will close as the secondaries specialist winds down its global operations. This follows the reported breakdown of a sale to Hamilton Lane.

  • Secondaries
  • 20 March 2014
Stapled secondaries: Shades of gray

Secondary restructuring opportunities are on the rise in Asia, but investors are wary of giving managers fresh primary capital on top. Deal flow is hard to source, even harder to execute, and highly bespoke

  • Secondaries
  • 19 March 2014
Secondaries: Bifurcation point
Secondaries: Bifurcation point

More LP interests in Asian funds are coming onto the secondary market, but the region remains the industry’s future rather than its present. Which investors will be around to witness it coming to bloom?

  • Secondaries
  • 11 September 2013
India secondaries: Plan B?
India secondaries: Plan B?

India’s PE industry is expected to see an increase in secondary deals as funds approach maturity and GPs look for alternatives to difficult public market exits. But is the talking translating into transactions?

  • South Asia
  • 26 June 2013
Korea Teachers to invest in Hamilton Lane, Paul Capital

Korea Teachers Pension Fund (KTPF) will invest $30 million each to Hamilton Lane and Paul Capital as it looks to increase its global exposure to 15% of its overall private equity portfolio by 2018.

  • North Asia
  • 21 January 2013
GPs see more secondary deals, stress entrepreneur alignment – AVCJ India Forum

The Indian private equity industry is now diversifying its exit channels in the light of a conspicuous lack of public market deals, GPs told the AVCJ India Forum. Secondary transactions could be an alternative, but alignments with entrepreneurs is the...

  • Exits
  • 07 December 2012
Q&A: Paul Capital's Bryon Sheets

Bryon Sheets, a US-based partner with Paul Capital who leads secondary private equity coverage, talks to AVCJ about spinning out captive teams in North America and Europe, and the prospects for doing the same in Asia

  • People
  • 25 October 2012
Secondaries: Access all areas?
Secondaries: Access all areas?

With sophisticated regional players at one end and smaller novices at the other, navigating Asia’s nascent secondaries market requires patience, teaching skills and reliable information channels

  • Secondaries
  • 12 September 2012
Asia LP interests: The price factor

Global LPs have no intention of reducing their exposure to Asia. This has put upward pressure on secondaries prices, but assessing fair value is more difficult than it seems

  • Secondaries
  • 27 June 2012
Secondaries: GPs for hire
Secondaries: GPs for hire

Many first-time fund managers in Asia are expected to have trouble raising successor vehicles. Secondary investors sense the opportunity to tide over GPs by acquiring their existing portfolios

  • Secondaries
  • 07 March 2012
IPO woes: Looking for an exit
IPO woes: Looking for an exit

With the public markets all but closed for IPOs, what other exit routes are available to investors?

  • Australasia
  • 18 January 2012
NewQuest hires Lung-Chi Lee as general counsel

NewQuest Capital Partners, the Hong Kong-based PE firm spun out from Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) last year, has hired Lung-Chi Lee as general counsel.

  • People
  • 06 January 2012
Secondaries: The direct approach
Secondaries: The direct approach

Working for a fund held captive or semi-captive within an investment bank is a mixed blessing. On the one hand, it promises access to deal flow and resources that independent funds can only wish for. On the other, it is hard to raise money from third...

  • Secondaries
  • 24 August 2011
Secondaries in Asia: Small beginnings
Secondaries in Asia: Small beginnings

The global secondary investments industry announced its arrival in Asia not with a bang, but with a spate of office rentals. HarbourVest Partners’ moved first, relocating Tim Flower, a London-based vice president, to Hong Kong in October of last year....

  • Secondaries
  • 24 August 2011
Women in private equity: Minority report
Women in private equity: Minority report

When asked to name most difficult aspect of being a woman in private equity, Lisa Suennen, co-founder and managing member of California-based venture capital healthcare investor Psilos Group, cites the adage that women need to work twice as hard to get...

  • People
  • 27 July 2011
Private equity seeks Southeast Asia consumer plays
Private equity seeks Southeast Asia consumer plays

Has private equity become infatuated with the Southeast Asian consumer? As valuations continue to rise in China and India, industry participants note that a growing number of funds are now looking for deals elsewhere in the region.

  • Southeast Asia
  • 15 June 2011
NewQuest, backed by PE consortium, acquires BoaML Asia's non-real estate assets

A newly launched fund managed by NewQuest Capital Partners, backed by a consortium consisting of Paul Capital, HarbourVest Partners, LGT Capital Partners and Axiom Asia, has acquired “substantially all” of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s (BoaML) non-real...

  • GPs
  • 18 April 2011
Paul Capital hires two for India sourcing

Global secondaries investor Paul Capital has bolstered its India talent with the appointment of Anand Sunderji and Akshat Shukla as regional sourcing agents, both charged with evaluating secondary PE transactions across the market.

  • People
  • 09 February 2011
Paul Capital promotes Jason Sambanju to Co-Head of Asia

Secondaries investor Paul Capital has promoted Director of the firm’s Hong Kong bureau Jason Sambanju (pictured) to the role of Managing Director and Co-Head of Asia, jointly held with current MD Lucian Wu.

  • People
  • 20 January 2011
The dynamics of secondaries

The coverage of the state of the Asia Pacific secondaries market earlier this month in AVCJ naturally leads one to consideration of how secondaries work, and what they can do for investors in the region – whether for local buyers or sellers, or outsiders...

  • Funds
  • 27 July 2010
Secondaries show Asia's maturity?
Secondaries show Asia's maturity?

Secondary fund transaction volumes are one indicator of the scale and maturity of a region’s private equity industry.

  • Secondaries
  • 07 July 2010
Secondary buyouts: Second helpings?
Secondary buyouts: Second helpings?

Secondary buyouts appear to be gathering pace in Asia Pacific, from the buyers reportedly circling Loscam in Australia to indications of interest around China Network Systems in Taiwan.

  • Performance
  • 02 June 2010
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