A&M Managing Director Xuong Liu Featured in Nikkei Asia and Financial Times
In an interview by Nikkei Asia, Xuong Liu sheds light on concerns over China's slow recovery and geopolitical tensions as private equity investors are increasingly turning to India and Southeast Asia for investment opportunities. High interest rates and nervousness among backers about investing in China have contributed to this shift. India and Indonesia are emerging as popular destinations for these investors, with India surpassing China in healthcare buyout deals in the Asia-Pacific region.
However, entering these markets presents challenges, including a fragmented landscape, varying business practices, and limited exit options. Investors may face difficulties in conducting due diligence and sourcing deals in Southeast Asia, making it a complex transition. Despite potential long-term opportunities in China, caution currently prevails among investors. Read both articles below to gain understanding of the changing private equity climate in India and Southeast Asia.
Read the Nikkei Asia Article Read the FT Article
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