New roads open for PE – but still a bumpy ride

Doors are opening up for private equity (PE) investors, with Shanghai launching a new programme recently that addresses foreign exchange concerns and allows qualified foreign-invested funds to enter the market. However, for PE players, fundamental challenges remain

10 minute read January 24, 2011 at 11:58 PM
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With the relative decline of leveraged buy-out activity in developed markets, private equity firms have increasingly turned their focus to China in the last few years. In tandem, Chinese government authorities have encouraged private equity investment in the country by enacting several new regulations.

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