Warburg Pincus Invests in Capillary Technologies and OnlinePajak (Asia)

Global private equity fund manager Warburg Pincus has led a new financing round for Singapore-based customer relationship management (CRM) software provider Capillary Technologies. The company develops artificial intelligence-based consumer loyalty, engagement and analytics solutions for retailers in Asia and plans to use the funds primarily to expand its presence in… Read More

EMPEA Releases 1H 2018 Industry Statistics

Download the full press release here. Washington, D.C., 6 September 2018: Private capital fundraising and investment activity in emerging markets (“EM”) increased by 11% and 21%, respectively, in the first half of 2018, driven predominantly by activity in Emerging Asia, according to EMPEA’s latest… Read More

EMPEA Appoints Brian Lim and Renuka Ramnath to its Board of Directors

Download the full press release here. EMPEA, the global industry association for private capital in emerging markets, has today announced the appointment of Brian Lim of Pantheon and Renuka Ramnath of Multiples Alternate Asset Management Private Limited (“Multiples”) to its Board of Directors. Robert Petty, EMPEA’s Chairman said, “We… Read More

WSJ: This Week on the Frontiers

By Dan Keeler | May 25 2018 Read the full post on The Wall Street Journal here. Liberia’s former president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, has urged companies active in Africa to take the lead in stamping out corruption on the continent. At the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association / IFC annual meeting in… Read More

Interest in Emerging Markets Private Equity Climbs, EMPEA Survey Finds

By Hazel Bradford | May 15 2018 Read the full article at Pensions & Investments here. Private equity limited partners’ interest in emerging markets improved slightly this year, according to EMPEA’s 2018 Global Limited Partners Survey released Tuesday at a Washington conference. The highest proportion of respondents since the… Read More

Sovereign Funds Flock to Developing-World Startups

By Claire Milhench | May 2 2018 Read the full article on Reuters here. LONDON (Reuters) – Sovereign investors are helping fuel billion-dollar funding rounds for emerging-market tech startups, where companies and their backers are fighting for first-mover advantage in the digital space. The aim is to find firms… Read More



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