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Mumbai: Nasdaq-listed non-public fairness (PE) agency Carlyle has revamped its Asia management staff, doubling down its wager on the area’s funding alternatives. It has appointed former Blackstone veteran Amit Jain as co-head of its India funding enterprise and has promoted present India co-head Neeraj Bharadwaj to additionally co-head its healthcare portfolio throughout Asia.
Carlyle, which entered India in 2005, has invested over $5.5 billion throughout 44 investments up to now, constructing a number one place out there. Jain will oversee Carlyle’s India investments throughout sectors together with Bharadwaj. The fund has additionally elevated China head (healthcare) Ling Yang to co-head its healthcare portfolio in Asia.
Healthcare is an space of serious focus for Carlyle in Asia and it has invested $2.8 billion over the past 15 years. “These people will play a serious position in additional constructing our management capabilities and deepening our focus in areas of strategic significance,” stated Carlyle Asia chairman X D Yang.
Mumbai: Nasdaq-listed non-public fairness (PE) agency Carlyle has revamped its Asia management staff, doubling down its wager on the area’s funding alternatives. It has appointed former Blackstone veteran Amit Jain as co-head of its India funding enterprise and has promoted present India co-head Neeraj Bharadwaj to additionally co-head its healthcare portfolio throughout Asia.
Carlyle, which entered India in 2005, has invested over $5.5 billion throughout 44 investments up to now, constructing a number one place out there. Jain will oversee Carlyle’s India investments throughout sectors together with Bharadwaj. The fund has additionally elevated China head (healthcare) Ling Yang to co-head its healthcare portfolio in Asia.
Healthcare is an space of serious focus for Carlyle in Asia and it has invested $2.8 billion over the past 15 years. “These people will play a serious position in additional constructing our management capabilities and deepening our focus in areas of strategic significance,” stated Carlyle Asia chairman X D Yang.
Supply: Times of India