Exclusive: Asia-focused investment firm PAG is aiming to raise $9 billion in what would be its fourth and largest buyout fund, adding to the region's abundant investment dry powder
The Hong Kong-based firm has kicked off fundraising and a first close of the fund is expected by mid-2022, the people said, declining to be identified as the information was confidential.Roughly two-thirds of its PE portfolio is in China and the new fundraising underscores robust investment interest in the country despite an unprecedented regulatory crackdown on a range of sectors from technology to real estate to private tutoring.
Funds in Asia are also sitting on an unprecedented $654 billion of unspent capital, a 70% surge from the level at mid-year, according to data provider Preqin. Hillhouse Capital raised $18 billion in the region's largest fund in August, a few months after KKR & Co IncHong Kong-based Baring Private Equity Asia has reached the first close of a new fund targeting $8.5 billion and the final size could be increased to $10 billion, two sources familiar with the matter said. BPEA declined to comment.
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