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LP-led transactions remained the single largest driver of activity.
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Australia's Pepper Money soars on $815m bid from Challenger, major shareholder
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Indonesia’s IPO window remains open in 2026 but only selectively
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Singapore's Engine Biosciences bags $13.6m from existing investors
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With Puma stake, China's Anta seeks to enter the arena with Nike and Adidas
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Asia braces for deal frenzy as PE giants build record war chests
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TPG’s debut mid-cap PE fund for Asia garners $742m so far
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ADB extends first fintech-led credit facility in SE Asia with $30m to GCash’s arm
The commitments came from Proparco, the French DFI, and Stella, among others.
Singapore
The secondary specialist is understood to be eyeing stakes in around 40 such firms.
Coller Capital has closed its ninth flagship fund at $17 billion.
Greater China
The CV was set up to acquire a portfolio of mid-large-cap assets primarily exposed to China.
Indonesia
PE-backed IPOs improved in 2025, but secondary deals drove liquidity.
Market participants are “concentrating on the highest-quality assets”.
The first edition examined the rise of CVs, marquee assets and pricing discipline.
The state fund is looking to sell the assets via a secondaries transaction.
Despite the better liquidity environment, the improvement has not been linear.
