Analysis
Private firms attracting a growing share of investor capital is prompting moves to track them more closely at earlier stages.
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JPMorgan eyes new research frontier with coverage of private firms
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Despite uncertainties, Flourish Ventures may increase exposure to SE Asian fintech
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Blackstone drops out of consortium bid for TikTok US
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India Digest: Dodla Dairy, Udaan make acquisitions
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China’s CAS Star hits first close of new hard tech fund
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Interviews
“Stories of startups shutting don’t change our long-term view,” says Ravi Kaushik.
Private Equity
Blackstone had planned to take a minority stake in the TikTok U.S. business in a deal orchestrated by President Trump.
Deals
Dodla Dairy has fully acquired Osam Dairy for nearly $31.5 million.
Venture Capital
The fund aims to allocate 70% of the capital to early-stage firms.
India
The solo GP firm will focus on early-stage investments.
Greater China
Unitree’s movement towards a listing will look to tap investor interest in humanoid robots.
The board will consider issuing the bonds on a private placement basis.
The rules were put in place in 2020 after border clashes between the two neighbours.
The move runs counter to global banks that have decided to scale back their climate commitments.
