This report from INSEAD takes a closer look at the ability of PE firms to exit from their investments in a manner that crystallises the value created over the period of their ownership. Specifically, it considers exits from private equity investments in Asia’s two largest emerging markets: China and India.
The report serves as the baseline research for a study that will be updated on an annual basis, offering private equity investors in China and India increasingly valuable insights into the
development of a fast-changing asset class.
The report was provided to Criticaleye by Criticaleye Thought Leader, Professor Claudia Zeisberger.
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