Indian funds eye massive US$20bil a year pipeline


MUMBAI: Secondary investors, who snap up stakes in assets held by private equity funds, are ramping up in India to grab a piece of a deal pipeline worth as much as US$20bil.

Demand for these types of transactions has risen in the last few months, according to Paul Robine, founder and chief executive officer of TR Capital, an Asian-focused secondary buyer.

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