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Recap the week’s top developments across Asia
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Indonesia's OJK revokes troubled P2P lender CROWDE’s licence, orders liquidation
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Editor’s Picks: The Week That Was - Nov 3 - 8
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Indonesia discussing plan for Grab-GoTo merger, government official says
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Ant Group makes healthcare a core focus in major AI push
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Early investors score exits from Vietnam's Coolmate via secondary share sale
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KKR to return $350m carry after Asia fund underperforms
Quadria-backed consortium makes takeover offer for Malaysia’s Apex Healthcare
Early investors score exits from Vietnam’s Coolmate via secondary share sale
Alpha JWC looks to seed two startups in consumer, AI space
Greater China
The company has established a new Health Business Group, calling it a strategic pillar alongside existing segments.
World
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund and Glass Lewis had opposed the plan.
Vietnam
Vinspace Joint Stock Company was established with an initial capital of $11.4m.
India
This edition also looks at how ChrysCap’s $2.2b fund highlights India’s long-term PE story.
Starbucks has been losing ground in China to more nimble local rivals like Luckin and Cotti Coffee.
Also read about the state of e-commerce funding in SE Asia in 9M 2025.
Grab has moved past survival mode to settle into a steady rhythm of profitability.
The consensus is that China lags behind the US, but history reveals a more nuanced story.
We bring you all the reports, reviews, deals, views, and more in this weekly recap.
