Singapore
The secondaries market in India and Southeast Asia is, however, growing well.
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SG's 1982 Ventures joins $400m round in US AI startup Higgsfield
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Temasek Trust's C3H backs UK-based Certain Energy's $13.6m round
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India: Piramal Alternatives invests $22.5m in wellness firm Kolors Healthcare
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SEA Digest: BlackSoil Global, Nippon Wealth Management join hands; Danantara starts construction of second waste plant
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India Digest: Ringg AI, Nexedge Capital secure funding
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Pictet is looking at a steady growth in allocations from Asia.
The firm is doing more secondaries today than three years ago.
Federated Hermes’ Asia allocation remains centered around 20%.
India
AustralianSuper will now hold A$3.3 billion worth of investments in India.
Greater China
What is leading to the sharpening of buyer discipline is a vintage overhang.
Nearly 53% Asian LPs expect GP relationships to increase.
DealStreetAsia Leadership Roundtable brought together senior practitioners to examine where the market stands.
The transaction takes place amid market dislocations and geopolitical volatility.
LPs are now focused on finding the best managers from the bottom up, says SVP Rohit Agarwal.