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Asia: May 2001
GE capital launches Indian private equity arm and Deutsche Bank strengthens Asian team, while Whitney & Co spin off their Japanese business.
The Private Equity Review: Life after the tech wreck
A whistle-stop tour through the Asian venture capital market - the regional issues and trends in the year 2000. From the political turmoil in Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand, recovery in Singapore and Hong Kong and the growing markets in Japan and India - all are charted here. And that's not forgetting the dot-com boom euphoria and the sobering effects of its demise.
Venture capital fund formation in China
Pursuing investment opportunities in China should become far easier in the future. Deacons discusses the emerging legal framework for establishing venture capital funds which promises to change the nature of the industry. As foreign VC firms gain access, so do their institutional investors.
Riding the dragon’s back
The year 2000 was an exceptional year for venture capital fundraising in Asia, and yet those with hi-tech portfolios suffered a serious case of the jitters as technology stocks fell from grace. Here are the highs, lows and major trends that characterised Asian private equity last year from the AVCJ.
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