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IFLR Asia Private Equity Forum

10 September 2010 | Four Seasons Hotel | Hong Kong



IFLR Aisa Private Equity Forum
September 10 2010 | Four Seasons | Hong Kong

After a mixed 2009, private equity in Asia is picking up but sourcing the right deal remains a concern. The public markets continue to provide attractive opportunities for Pipes and take-privates, while pre-IPO investments are growing in popularity, blurring the lines between venture capital and private equity.

But with many houses still looking to exit pre-crisis deals, investment managers need an eye on the capital markets and secondary buyouts.  Taiwan is emerging as a strong contender for listings, compared to traditional venues in Asia, but investor demand and liquidity will dictate public offerings. And tax decisions in several jurisdictions could spell trouble for private equity exits.

Regulation is an increasingly hot topic. As the US and EU draw up new rules for funds, Asian funds must understand the impact that this will have on region’s regulatory framework and deal structures. 

In China, RMB funds and their associated regulation dominate concerns while, in India, foreign direct investment – as encouraged by the government – is driving activity, although the Vodafone tax dispute continues to overshadow deals.

This one-day IFLR forum will bring together industry experts to examine these and other issues through a series of panel discussions.

 Who should attend?
  • Private equity houses
  • Hedge funds
  • Asset managers
  • Sovereign wealth funds
  • Investment bankers
  • Bankers’ counsel
  • Law firms

                                               

On the agenda:

  • Consider how regulations, internationally and regionally, will affect private equity in Asia
  • Compare the investment options: Pipes, pre-IPO investments and buyouts
  • Structuring exits to realise investments
  • Look at developments around Asia: the opportunities and challenges of China and India
  • The implications of tax changes on the market

Previous attendees:

 

  • Alibaba Group
  • Advantage Partners
  • Affinity Equity Partners
  • AIG Investments
  • AK Partners
  • Allianz Global Investors
  • American Appraisal China
  • American Capital
  • Appleby
  • Avenue Capital
  • Bain Capital
  • Bank of New York Mellon
  • Barclays Capital
  • Baring Private Equity
  • Bingham McCutchen
  • Black River Asset Management
  • Blackstone
  • Carlyle Group
  • C-Bons Group
  • China Development Financial Holding Corporation
  •  

    • Citigroup
    • Cre8 Greater China
    • Credit Suisse
    • Crescent Capital
    • Cube Capital
    • DE Shaw
    • Deutsche Bank      
    • Ferrier Hodgson
    • GE Capital
    • GE Real Estate
    • Goldman Sachs
    • Goodwin Procter
    • Hony Capital
    • IDG Capital Partners
    • ING
    • Jardine Matheson
    • JP Morgan
    • KPMG
    • Kroll
    • Macquarie  Capital Funds 
    • Maxdo Group     

                                                                  

     

    • Mayer Brown
    • Merrill Lynch
    • Mizuho Securities
    • Morgan Stanley                    
    • Navis Capital Partners
    • Noble Group
    • Nomura International
    • Nouveau Investment Group
    • Oaktree
    • Polygon Investment Partners
    • Providence Equity
    • Quadrangle Group
    • Salans
    • Standard Chartered Bank
    • Stark Investments
    • Starr International
    • Temasek Holdings
    • The Longreach Group
    • UBS Investment Bank
    • Xinhua Finance 
                                                      


    Registration and Rates

    Book your place by Friday July 23 2010 to save $100.

    For more details, please visit the official event homepage (click here) or contact registrations@iflr.com