IPO shutdown forces PE firms to seek new exits
Sponsors in Asia will have to come up with more innovative ways to exit investments if they want to attract investors' capital to the region, industry players agree.
Confronted by a near-shutdown in IPO markets, private equity firms are having to source other investments with better exit prospects, with secondary market buy-outs and dividend recapitalisations tipped as key options.
Speaking about the outlook for Asia-Pacific private equity at an event organised by Ernst & Young and Remark last Thursday, PE executives cited examples of Chinese firms delisting from the US via privatisation as proof that IPOs could no longer be relied on as a…
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