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One area where SE Asian emerging managers are finding success is sector specialisation.
“We’re seeing a lot of global GPs starting to invest in Asia, particularly SE Asia.”
Inherent gender biases exist in some current policies and strategies.
The sector remains a viable long-term opportunity if approached with the right strategy.
This can mean investing in funds instead of doing direct deals.
Leaders from Granite Asia and Peak XV said this is actually the best time to invest.
India
“The volatility has brought maturity to entrepreneurs and capital providers.”
Greater China
Fund managers are facing difficulties in translating closer regional ties into actual fundraising.
Higher valuations prompt the need for disciplined investment strategies.
