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  • Jan 17, 2025 | ionanalytics.com | Justin Niessner |Edith Leung

    Tommy Yip, founder of Unicorn Capital Partners, a venture capital-focused fund-of-funds, described the market as still firmly in a state of dormancy although beginning to provide more inroads for opportunistic investors. For Unicorn, the action has been mostly in secondary transactions, where after two years of stagnation and retrenchment in valuations and capital markets, sellers are starting to agree to more attractive pricing.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | ionanalytics.com | Justin Niessner |Edith Leung

    When Northstar Group sold Indonesian hotel booking services provider MG Group earlier this month, it proved its thesis with an asterisk. The plan was to attract a strategic buyer, anticipating that a global consolidation trend in the hospitality industry would eventually come to Southeast Asia. That indeed happened, but in the end, the asset went to regional GP.

  • Nov 26, 2024 | ionanalytics.com | Justin Niessner |Keane Hoo

    LPs at the AVCJ Private Equity Forum 2024 expressed optimism that exit markets would re-open with the pending change of government in the US, although doubts persist around Asia and liquidity options such as continuation vehicles (CVs). Dana Johns, head of private equity at the State of New Jersey’s Division of Investment, said there was a sense of relief across the industry immediately following the US election.

  • Oct 29, 2024 | ionanalytics.com | Justin Niessner |Edith Leung

    Paul Santos, a co-founder and managing partner of Singapore-based Wavemaker Partners, is taking his firm’s fifth flagship fund to market with a target of USD 150m. The fund is anchored by returning investor International Finance Corporation (IFC). Q: What’s your view on the state of the Southeast Asia start-up space? A: When interest rates went up, the venture tourists had to leave because Southeast Asia is not their core.

  • Oct 23, 2024 | ionanalytics.com | Justin Niessner |Edith Leung

    When the time came to sell Japanese noodle restaurant chain Sukesan, Unison Capital made a list of more than 50 potential buyers, including non-restaurant players. No financial advisor was engaged; instead, Unison independently approached corporates one by one. Tokyo-listed restauranteur Skylark Holdings came out on top, agreeing to buy 100% of Sukesan for JPY 24bn (USD 160m).

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