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According to Tan, the post-covig post-coviet low interest rate environment, the bargain market means tracking notes of fund heads according to TAN. However, many of the previously successful private capital players are struggling to collect funds in the existing market.
“We see this market, in fact, it is a good zero for many private equity. For private equity,” he said.
“There is a proposal to say that many private capital players have raised their latest funds, do they just understand this yet?”
Investors also pursue the places where they are allocated to capital, as they describe as an investment like “Really the best four”.
“Your private markets need to beat your public markets … Because otherwise, why are there?” Tan said CNBC’s conversation with David Faber.
One way fund managers said he can handle the operations in accordance with the requirements of the private capital area. For example, it is in the center of additional attention “, which covers the right talent, which is the most focused management structure to build a large number of” operating teams in the spot of operating teams “and the income of the funds to ensure that the funds grow and optimize the money.”
Going forward, Tan, Singapore’s Likes, GIC and Temasek’s Likes, GIC and Temasek’s approval are waiting for a “boom” in investments in Asia.
“Singapore, Hong Kong, but really starting in areas around Southeast Asia, there is a spread that will start openly.
Opportunities in South Korea and Japan
CEO SCOTT HAHN, CEO of private capital investment group in Japan and South Korea, see the opportunity to high level of liquidity in the markets.
“If you look at more cost markets in Japan and Korea, you will see the opportunity to do many billion dollars in ownership and high single figures,” he said.
“About 5% we can get any lever that we want, really attractive – it’s pretty attractive,” he said, “he said,” he said, comparing higher prices and higher costs of the capital.
“Enterprises here, because more idiosyncratic, because … This capital markets are not as effective as capital markets and not the level you will see for transactions, I think in the United States”
