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Here’s your weekly recap of the most significant developments in Asian private markets in the week that went by.
Editor's take: The week that was — April 22-27
As new regulations take shape, will Indonesian investors' interest in crypto hold?
PE firm L Catterton buys into Italy's affordable cosmetics brand KIKO in $1.5b deal
Apple renews talks with OpenAI for iPhone generative AI features: report
Alphabet, Microsoft earnings show hefty AI bets are driving growth
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GoTo-backed digital lender Bank Jago’s profits surge 24% in Q1 2024
PE firm L Catterton buys into Italy’s affordable cosmetics brand KIKO in $1.5b deal
As new regulations take shape, will Indonesian investors’ interest in crypto hold?
Decarbonization Partners hits final close of debut fund at $1.4b, surpasses target
Tech exits in Vietnam to improve amid increased M&A appetite, finds report
Analysis
State capital investors have emerged as a driving force in China’s fledgling secondary market amid a tepid exit landscape.
People
Wong will serve as an advisor to the board for the remainder of the calendar year.
It is seeking candidates with expertise in business development, user acquisition, and customer retention.
ETFs based on bitcoin and ethereum will list on the HKEX next week.
Premium features are seen in EVs as cheap as $20,000.
Lotte halted some seven years ago the so-called Lotte Town project to build a shopping mall, hotel and theme park.
Current chief executive of Asia Chin Chou is leaving the firm.
IPOs & Markets
Tea chain ChaPanda and Tianjin Construction Development had flopped earlier.
Central Huijin significantly increased its holdings of onshore ETFs.