Private equity is coming of age in China, India and Brazil. While each market has its unique attributes, private equity in all of them performed strongly in recent years, leading to fresh investor interest and large money inflows. Yet the performance of any specific fund still primarily depends on the quality of the manager and his skills in finding and fostering the right companies and structuring the right deals, according to two INSEAD studies of private equity in those markets.
The INSEAD researchers at the Global Private Equity Initiative published two studies, one on China and India, and one on Brazil. Strong economic performances in all three countries, particularly after the 2008 economic crisis, and improved institutional frameworks contributed to making these markets more attractive for private equity, according to Professor Claudia Zeisberger, Academic Co-Director with the Global Private Equity Initiative at INSEAD and one of the authors of the study.
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Author: Cynthia Owens
