Capital International Private Equity Fund V (CIPEF V), the latest in a series of funds that invest in global emerging markets, has raised $2.25 billion. The fund is so far the largest global emerging markets private equity fund that has closed this year. CIPEF V is managed by Capital International Private Equity Funds, the dedicated global emerging markets private equity business of Capital International, which had more than $28 billion... Read the whole story
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 20 May 2008
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Funds that invest in banking stocks attracted renewed interest after the Reserve Bank of India left its key interest rate unchanged in April, according to Lipper. More
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 20 May 2008
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Schroder Investment Management expects the Japanese equity market to shine after years of neglect. More
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 20 May 2008
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Anurag Mahesh becomes head of global investments and sales for Deutsche Bank. More
By Lara Wozniak | 20 May 2008
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Nearly six years of running SGAM’s China JV has given Lefranc the perfect foundation to succeed the top post in the region. More
By Liz Mak | 19 May 2008
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From AsianInvestor magazine: Both global private-equity players and Taiwan’s institutional investors are keen on domestic property allocations, which now compare favourably to real-estate investments in mainland China. More
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The firm's CIO and head of global asset allocation discusses why US stock prices have yet to factor in a recession, but could nonetheless be attractive against other developed equity markets. More
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Convertible arbitrage specialist CQS snatches Michael Schulz and Laura Hui from Lehman Hong Kong.
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Inflation remains the biggest risk to the mainland’s equity markets over the medium-term, according to a report from HSBC Investments.
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Equity portfolios lead the gains, putting an end to five months of negative performance.
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One bad month, a core investor flees and the shutters come down. The Swiss principals of Hedge Vision Japan hope now for a new seed investor and the relaunch of its sophomore fund.
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Based in Hong Kong, Tony Ho will identify opportunities and acquire property in Greater China for LaSalle Investment Management.
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A recent cut in stamp tax buoys the market but only temporarily as global and domestic risks and concerns continue to hound investors.
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The country’s $109 billion in reserves are best used to maintain financial stability, says finance minister and deputy prime minister Surapong Suebwonglee.
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For the second straight month, global fund managers polled by Merrill Lynch still favour the US over other equities markets.
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