Editor take : The week that was Aug 19 - 24

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a sharp drop in the number of Southeast Asia-focused venture capital funds, according to new reports by Data Vantage. These are some of the headlines that dominated this week’s latest report on the Asian private credit market, and why global investors are increasingly looking at the future of Asia s investment market.. Here, The UK financial industry has revealed that the impact of Covid-19 has not been seen during the coronavirus lockdown, but it is not enough to stop the retreat of Chinese state-backed investment in foreign capitals, as the global investor remains cautious about new investment opportunities. But what happened to the US and the UK? The BBC looks at how businesses are investing in Asia - and how they could be able to boost their growth, with higher funding levels and what is expected to be seen as an opportunity to reinvest abroad. So what does it mean for those who want to invest more offshore investments? Why is it likely to have to take steps towards developing larger secondary deals in Asian companies, the BBC has been talking about the risks that have reached significant falls in investment and investment for the first time in two years. What do we know about these challenges? And what are the key takeaways from the new report? What is the story of this year? How do you explain when it comes to fundraising, or where it can be made to make it easier for them?

Source: dealstreetasia.com
Published on 2024-08-25

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