[Partner Content] For Southeast Asia’s innovative companies, the allure of entering the public markets has never been stronger, offering enhanced visibility, greater capital access, and the potential for scaling. Against this backdrop, DealStreetAsia, in partnership with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), is proud to announce the launch of our latest report ‘Unlocking Public Markets: Essential Considerations for SE Asia’s IPO Hopefuls’. The report is an essential guide for privately held companies, whether established conglomerates or venture-backed startups, looking to list on a global exchange. It examines both domestic and international public markets, covering aspects such as regulatory compliance, corporate governance, investor narratives, and post-IPO management. What’s more, the report also serves as a handbook for companies navigating the unpredictability of the public market after their listing—How to manage lock-up period expirations? What are the strategies to prevent price volatility? How to establish strong investor relations and manage expectations? And how to ensure transparency through timely company reports? Download the report for insights into how companies can transition smoothly from the private to the public market: https://buff.ly/3T46MGi
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DealStreetAsia™ is a Singapore-headquartered, subscription-driven media company, covering all deals – private equity, venture capital, M&As, listings and the business of startups across Asia. We provide deals data, intelligence, and perspective on some of Asia’s most opaque markets to international and regional investors. We also track startups that are disrupting the status quo and playing an important role in the evolution of one of the fastest-growing regions of the world. Our coverage is powered by growing our strong team of nearly two dozen writers and researchers, who live and work in key markets across the region, including Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, and India. Our breaking stories have been followed by all leading media including Bloomberg, Reuters, TechCrunch, and Business Times, among others. In mid-2019, Nikkei Inc, the owner of Financial Times, picked up a controlling stake in DealStreetAsia.
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As China continues to deal with headwinds this year amid economic uncertainties, property crises, and geopolitical tensions — a question mark remains regarding its investability. While some investors continue to hold strong with their bullish sentiment, others are divesting from the country, either pulling the capital back to their home markets or looking to other bright spots in the region for similar growth stories. So where exactly are investors looking to if they want to double down on China? -Kent Chen, Managing Director and Head of Asia Private Equity, Neuberger Berman -Gary Hui, Senior VP and Head of Hong Kong Office, Wilshire -Vincent Hsu, Partner, StepStone Group -Simran Vaswani, Reporter, DealStreetAsia (Moderator)
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As limited partners (LPs) are putting a greater emphasis on distributions, they rely on the track record of fund managers to generate liquidity throughout market cycles. The fundraising environment for emerging managers has therefore continued to deteriorate due to the selection bias by global LPs. Risk-adverse investors understandably tend to favour established general partners (GPs), but at the same time, LPs who can be patient with performance are poised for potential upside by investing in burgeoning fund managers. What does it take for first-time fundraisers to beat the current market downturn? This panel will discuss the value of partnering with emerging managers; the private capital landscape and its impact on GP selection; the history of outperformance by smaller GPs; partnership dynamics in emerging managers and LPs’ due diligence checklist. -Shelly Porges, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Beyond The Billion® (launched as The Billion Dollar Fund for Women®) -Sharon Liang, Principal & Head of Southeast Asia, Siguler Guff & Company -Sean Yoo, Head Asia Pacific, Private Equity, Federated Hermes -Michelle Teo, Senior Journalist & (former) Managing Editor, DealStreetAsia (Moderator)
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[Partner Content] For Southeast Asia’s innovative companies, the allure of entering the public markets has never been stronger, offering enhanced visibility, greater capital access, and the potential for scaling. Against this backdrop, DealStreetAsia, in partnership with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), is proud to announce the launch of our latest report ‘Unlocking Public Markets: Essential Considerations for SE Asia’s IPO Hopefuls’. The report is an essential guide for privately held companies, whether established conglomerates or venture-backed startups, looking to list on a global exchange. It examines both domestic and international public markets, covering aspects such as regulatory compliance, corporate governance, investor narratives, and post-IPO management. What’s more, the report also serves as a handbook for companies navigating the unpredictability of the public market after their listing—How to manage lock-up period expirations? What are the strategies to prevent price volatility? How to establish strong investor relations and manage expectations? And how to ensure transparency through timely company reports? Download the report for insights into how companies can transition smoothly from the private to the public market: https://buff.ly/3yHgSGh
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DMI Finance, the NBFC arm of the DMI Group, announced that it has received a Rs 2,798 crore (approximately $334 million) equity investment from MUFG through its consolidated subsidiary MUFG Bank.
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Artificial intelligence (AI)-based investment platform InvestorAi has raised nearly $9.5 million (Rs 80 crore) in its Series A funding round led by Lucky Investment Managers founder Ashish Kacholia.
InvestorAi raises $9.5m from Ashish Kacholia and India deals worth $149m
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Indian IT czar Azim Premji’s investment firm Premji Invest, and Claypond Capital, the family office of Manipal Group’s Ranjan Pai are said to be in talks to acquire a significant minority stake in Akasa Air. In a separate development, jewellery retailer BlueStone, backed by the Indian industrialist Ratan Tata, is said to have closed a Rs 900-crore ($107 million) pre-IPO round.
India Digest: Bluestone's pre-IPO round; Premji Invest, Claypond Capital may back Akasa Air
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Living Lab Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Sinar Mas Land, has invested in the parent company of proptech startup Lamudi. Meanwhile, Vietnamese electric carmaker VINFAST is reportedly delaying the opening of its Thailand dealership.
SEA Digest: Living Lab invests in Lamudi's parent; VinFast delays Thai dealerships
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Australian alternative asset manager MA Financial is launching an A$1-billion ($675 million) real estate investment vehicle with support from US private equity giant Warburg Pincus LLC, according to an announcement on Thursday.
Warburg Pincus to back MA Financial's $675m real estate credit vehicle
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In its first overseas investment, the Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC), a wholly-owned government investment company, announced on Thursday that it has invested in Spark, a joint venture company between Hong Kong and Thai e-charging tech firms.
HKIC makes its first overseas investment in Thailand’s Spark
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