26 Jun

Asia outlook: A question of risk and return

Assorted concerns around macroeconomics, geopolitics, and liquidity have prompted investors to shuffle their priorities in Asia, with some international players reducing their allocations to the region. While developed Asia – and to some extent India – appear to be most in favour, all sub-regional and country managers must explain why they should be part of a global portfolio. For all the risks attached to Asia, its growth profile could still translate into outsize returns. 

  • How should GPs go about communicating the Asia opportunity in 2025?

  • Is there a danger that certain geographies are being oversold?

  • To what extent are Asia’s emerging economies becoming buyout friendly?

  • How are exit channels evolving across the region?

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  • Speakers keyboard_arrow_down
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    Vincent Churk Principal, Morgan Stanley Private Equity Solutions Morgan Stanley Investment Management Bio
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    Saurabh Chatterjee Managing Director ChrysCapital
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    Nikhil Srivastava Partner and Co-Head of Private Equity PAG Bio
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    Samon Suwannarat Co-Founder / Managing Partner 10 Bridge Capital
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    Pongpat Tantivashinchai Partner Navis Capital Partners

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