A decade of excess capital deployed into Asia’s private markets has forced a fundamental repricing of risk and is now defining which managers survive the correction.
India
As competition weakens protections in the West, Asian private credit is emerging as a structural outlier.
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A decisive investor pivot toward tangible cash exits is forcing Indian fund managers to prioritise liquidity over peak-era paper valuations.
Indian equities sitting on the ‘wrong side’ of AI trade could offer investors a shield against Taiwan and South Korea’s semiconductor volatility.
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The APAC region's exchange-traded fund market closed 2025 at a record $2.43 trillion, powered by China’s fixed-income boom and surging demand for gold.
After a gruelling two-year correction, India’s private capital market is shedding its skin to prioritise real distributions over paper gains.
Investor confidence in Asia Pacific real estate is rebounding as stabilising interest rates and inflation drive clarity.
Pensions in Canada and Australia sign landmark deal to boost investment; Australian Super invests nearly $20 million in NRG Energy; and more.
Norway's SWF excludes India's Adani Green Energy from its portfolio; Australia's Aware Super scraps restrictions on high-carbon companies' investment; and more
China is no longer being passively inherited through emerging market benchmarks, but it is not being tactically sidelined either.
Senior partner Anurag Agrawal says the impact investor is sharpening its deep-tech focus with patient capital and multi-stage strategies to scale sustainable businesses and advance India’s self-reliance.
