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The growth of private equity in Asia Pacific
By
Paul Mackintosh
- Asia
- Global
Has the region become a steady third pillar of the asset class?
Over the past quarter century, private equity in Asia Pacific has grown from what used to be described as a cottage industry to what might today be internationally perceived as the third pillar of the asset class. Despite its relatively short pedig...
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