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Sep
Private markets: Changing strategies
Private markets investors had to somewhat modify their investment approach given the uncertain market conditions combined with liquidity crunch and higher cost of capital. Their strategies might have not changed dramatically but certain finetuning is required with regards to fundraising through new sources of capital, deal structuring and flexibility in generating returns. Leading investors explain how their strategies have changed and how this will position them to effectively navigate uncertain times.
- How does the current macro landscape affect alternative investment strategies?
- Which geographies and asset classes offer the best opportunities for private markets investors?
- Have fund managers changed their approach this year and what investment and portfolio management strategies are proving effective?
- What are the expectations for the next 12 months in terms of valuations and liquidity?
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SpeakersTim Burroughs Managing Editor Global Private Funds, and Managing Editor, AVCJ MERGERMARKET
Michael Chung Managing Director & Head of Korea MORGAN STANLEY PRIVATE EQUITY ASIA
Wolfram Stein Head of Asia DEUTSCHE BETEILIGUNGS AG
Eric Kim Co-Founder and Managing Partner GOODWATER CAPITAL
Jim Hildebrandt Partner BAIN CAPITAL
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Tim Burroughs is managing editor of Asian Venture Capital Journal, having joined the publication in May 2011. He is responsible for all editorial content put out under the AVCJ brand, including Asian Venture Capital Journal, AVCJtv, AVCJ Awards and AVCJ.com. Tim previously spent five years at China Economic Review, serving as editor-in-chief and then editorial director. Located in Greater China since 2003, during which time he has lived in Beijing, Qingdao and Hong Kong, Tim has been a China-based contributor for publications including The Sunday Times, Sunday Telegraph, BBC and China Daily. Prior to moving to China, he trained and worked as a journalist in the UK. He was honored at the Society of Publishers in Asia awards in 2007, 2008 and 2010, and at the State Street Institutional Press Awards - Asia in 2012.
Michael Hwey Hoon Chung is a Managing Director of Morgan Stanley and Head of Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia (MSPEA) South Korea Investment Operations. Mr. Chung also serves on the Firm's Seoul Executive Committee, which is comprised of the Firm's senior business leaders in Korea. Mr. Chung joined the Firm in 2006 and has led MSPEA’s private equity activities in Korea. Mr. Chung currently serves as a Director on the boards of MSS Holdings, Monalisa, SsangYong C&B, MDP Holdings, Skinidea, Life & Bio and Foodcare, and was previously a director of Hyundai Rotem, Hanwha L&C, Jeonju Onepower, Jeonju Paper and SsangYong Corporation. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Mr. Chung worked with the LG Group and HSBC. Mr. Chung is a native of South Korea and is based in Seoul. Mr. Chung received a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Brown University.
Wolf is Head of Asia at Deutsche Beteiligungs AG and is responsible for portfolio support, exit facilitation and investor relations in Asia.
He has been based in Asia since 2006 and has more than 20 years of PE/VC experience. His previous work includes roles both with with GPs incl. Capvis, Citic Capital and Advent International as well as LPs incl. Schroders Capital, Capital Dynamics (China) and GIC.
Wolf holds an MBA from China Europe International Business School (Shanghai), a master’s degree from the London School of Economics and a diploma from Humboldt University Berlin. Furthermore, Wolf studied Chinese language and Culture at Zhejiang University Hangzhou.
Eric J. Kim is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Goodwater Capital, a global venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley with over $800 million in AUM. Eric has led investments into leading digital companies such as Kakao (IPO – KOSDAQ:035720), Musical.ly (acquired by Bytedance / Tik Tok), Coupang, Xendit, Zenefits, Memebox, Frank & Oak, Viva Republica (Toss), Pager, Tophatter, Simple Health, Everlywell, Anomalie, and Dote.
Prior to co-founding Goodwater, Eric was a Managing Director at Maverick Capital where he helped to build Maverick's private investment practice during his tenure. Eric was also on the executive team of two technology companies spun out of Stanford University. Eric began his career as a consultant with McKinsey & Company.
Eric first learned to code as an undergrad at Yale University where he majored in Cognitive Science (Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude) and was a member of the Grammy-nominated Yale Cellos. Eric also received an MBA from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business. Eric serves on the advisory board of the Johns Hopkins Alliance for Science and Technology and the board of St. Thomas More Chapel at Yale University.
Jim Hildebrandt is a Partner of Bain Capital in Hong Kong and a founder of the Bain Capital Asia business.
Prior to joining Bain Capital, Mr. Hildebrandt was a partner at Bain & Company, helping to establish Asian offices in China, Korea, Southeast Asia and Australia. Mr. Hildebrandt served on the Global Operating and Compensation Committees, and had regional leadership responsibility for the Private Equity and Financial Services Practices.
Mr. Hildebrandt received an MBA from Stanford Business School and graduated as the Henry Ford II Scholar. He received a JD from the University of Toronto and studied Mathematics at the University of Western Ontario.