Japanese PE fundraising on the slow track
While money has rushed into Japan’s public markets, investors are taking a more cautious stance towards private equity funds, leaving some struggling to raise capital.

Formerly a popular destination for large buyout deals in Asia, Japan was the focus of an anticipated PE revival with the onset of Abenomics.
But though the right elements are in place – liquid markets, availability of deal leveraging and attractive PE exits – limited partners (LPs) have become circumspect and adopted a wait-and-see stance.
For its third Japan-focused buyout fund, Carlyle Group targets a peer-beating ¥100 billion, half of what some investors had been expecting. T…
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