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Singapore accelerators: Searching for sustainability
Singapore accelerators: Searching for sustainability

The flood of new arrivals in Singapore’s accelerator space means there are often too many groups chasing relatively few high-quality start-ups. Diversification and specialization is the key to survival

  • Southeast Asia
  • 12 July 2017
US pension funds & PE: Public service remit

US public pension funds are active investors in private equity, but their asset allocation policies are influenced by stakeholders’ input and limited internal resources, as well as the desire for returns

  • North America
  • 06 July 2017
PE executives in government: Late to the party
PE executives in government: Late to the party

With private equity executives playing an unprecedented role in the Trump administration, the advantages that PE can bring to government – and vice versa – has come into the spotlight

  • North America
  • 05 July 2017
China-US EV: Electric avenue

US cleantech start-ups have emerged as important suppliers in China’s fast-growing electric vehicle industry. Venture capital firms will play a key role in keeping the cross-border traffic flowing

  • Greater China
  • 04 July 2017
China cross-border VC: Home from home

Chinese capital is chasing deals in America’s technology space, but success in Silicon Valley requires a long-term commitment. Does the new breed of US-born Chinese VCs have the right cross-border strategy?

  • Greater China
  • 04 July 2017
VC secondaries: Trading unicorns

Secondary investors are seeing more deal flow in the venture capital space as GPs seek to generate returns on assets that are taking longer than expected to go IPO. Valuations remain a sticking point

  • Secondaries
  • 28 June 2017
Zombie start-ups: On the same side
Zombie start-ups: On the same side

Zombie companies present a special challenge for VC investors, whose exit goals may not match the aims of the founders. Successful GPs will try to ensure a positive experience for all parties

  • South Asia
  • 27 June 2017
Southeast Asia tourism: Thinking small

Travel start-ups in Southeast Asia are attracting scattered but enthusiastic interest from venture capital investors. Success in navigating the sector’s early days will be a matter of niche targeting

  • Southeast Asia
  • 22 June 2017
Portfolio: Partners Group and Guardian Early Learning

Now on its third PE owner, Guardian Early Learning Group is building its unique brand identity in Australia’s busy childcare sector. The key has been for each party to respect the strengths and needs of the other

  • Australasia
  • 21 June 2017
Bolt-on acquisitions: Buying growth
Bolt-on acquisitions: Buying growth

Bolt-on acquisitions enable private equity firms to bring down the cost of investments through multiple arbitrage and leveraging synergies. But in a climate of heady valuations, are GPs thinking too big?

  • North Asia
  • 20 June 2017
Japan consumer: Beyond borders
Japan consumer: Beyond borders

Private equity investors see an opportunity in taking advantage of the popularity of Japanese brands in other Asian markets. Making these strategies work requires patience and a tolerance for risk

  • North Asia
  • 14 June 2017
Japanese LPs: The end of the beginning

Japan’s GPIF has finally signaled its readiness to invest in alternative assets. Though contributions will likely be slow to come and limited at first, the barest hint of its intentions has wide-ranging ramifications

  • North Asia
  • 14 June 2017
Japan technology: Light switch
Japan technology: Light switch

OLED technology is seen as a quantum leap forward for digital panels, but VC investors are reluctant to get on board. Japan may have to overcome this hesitancy to maintain market share in high-end electronics

  • North Asia
  • 13 June 2017
Japan carve-outs: Chips off the block

Divestment activity by Japanese conglomerates is finally translating into meaningful private equity deal flow, but unwinding people and assets from longstanding parents presents execution challenges

  • North Asia
  • 13 June 2017
Hong Kong tech IPOs: Compromise solution
Hong Kong tech IPOs: Compromise solution

Hong Kong wants to reinvest itself as a destination for Chinese technology listings with a new board that would be open to companies that are pre-profit and have dual-class share structures. Will it fly?

  • Greater China
  • 08 June 2017
PE and Islamic finance: Underlying themes

Encouraging trends in population, social mobility, commodities, technology, and governance standards are converging on Islamic finance. PE plays a small role with strong upside in Asia

  • Southeast Asia
  • 06 June 2017
Australia VC: Meet the neighbors

Australia’s growing technology sector is set to benefit from long-term socioeconomic trends in Asia. Success will depend on both operational tenacity and a fundamental shift in expansion philosophy

  • Australasia
  • 31 May 2017
India demonetization: After the storm

In the aftermath of India’s demonetization policy, the direst predictions have failed to materialize. But the experience has also shown how little power PE firms have in some situations

  • South Asia
  • 31 May 2017
China genomics: Coded messages

Investors are looking to tap the massive potential of China’s genomic industry, with a particular focus on companies that leverage large amounts of patient data to support drug development and testing services

  • Greater China
  • 25 May 2017
Portfolio: Samara Capital and Cogencis

Cogencis’ market data terminals have made a strong showing in India against Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters. Now the Samara Capital-backed company is looking to repeat that success worldwide

  • South Asia
  • 23 May 2017
Co-working spaces in Asia: Spaced out

Co-working spaces are proliferating in Asia as companies – from multinationals to start-ups – opt for more flexible real estate arrangements. The transition is real, but are the valuations justified?

  • Greater China
  • 23 May 2017
Venture: Vietnam plus
Venture: Vietnam plus

Vietnam’s start-up ecosystem is gaining prominence as the diaspora community taps local tech talent to create businesses targeting global markets. Expect deal flow to increase substantially in coming years

  • Southeast Asia
  • 17 May 2017
Vietnam SOEs: Shifting ground
Vietnam SOEs: Shifting ground

Vietnam’s state-owned enterprise (SOE) privatization initiative continues to produce investment opportunities, but private equity firms must be prepared for a hard sell when negotiating

  • Southeast Asia
  • 17 May 2017
Vietnam renewables: Good vibrations
Vietnam renewables: Good vibrations

A palpable new enthusiasm has permeated Vietnam’s sluggish renewable energy sector as rising electricity demand prompts regulatory reform. Private equity is one of the key players

  • Southeast Asia
  • 16 May 2017
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