Asia is in dire need of
improved infrastructure.
There is government
financial assistance
available to support
new projects in most
countries in the region,
making them attractive
investments. But they are
not easy to get right, says
Wiestke Blees.
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Malaysia: Asia's Islamic finance capital |
As increasing numbers of private equity players
are looking at investing according to Shari’ah laws,
Malaysia is fast becoming Asia’s hub for Islamic
finance. Wietske Blees reports.
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Asia buyouts return to strength |
With low levels of debt
and continued growth
prospects, the nascent
Asian buyout market
has so far escaped the
brunt of the credit
crisis. But while growth
opportunities are
compelling, significant
challenges remain.
Wietske Blees reports
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Last year’s stock market downturn has shown that India is not immune from the global financial crisis. But with a buoyant, large domestic market and promising election results, private equity is welcoming the new opportunities the country now has to offer. Wietske Blees reports
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Stimulating private equity |
Despite a slump in exports, China’s GDP is expected to grow 6.5% in 2009. But, if the infamous regulatory regime were not enough, foreign investors now have to compete with a flood of local money. Wietske Blees asks if the Chinese private equity proposition stacks up.
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Cambodia: Asia’s final frontier |
 As it emerges from its dark past, Cambodia has
attracted serious private equity start-ups. But will
their plans and the economy be derailed by global
events? Grant Murgatroyd reports |
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Indonesian Private Equity - small but not perfectly formed |
 Indonesia’s structural and political issues continue to hamper investor sentiment and private equity is no exception. |
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 Emerging markets private equity investment in Malaysia is on the increase and as the industry begins to show signs of early maturity, non-Malay institutions, most notably those from the Gulf, are keen to partake of the opportunities offered. |
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Asia: Lessons to be learnt |
 Some argue that all of Asia is emerging in a PE sense, but all agree the pace of emergence differs between countries. But they are not forging their paths alone |
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