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Saturday, June 30, 2007

PE investors step up India fund monitoring

Institutions and wealthy individuals who invest in private equity (PE) funds, known as limited partners (LPs), are stepping into a more active role to monitor the investments flow even as concerns that the Indian PE market might be overheating are growing.

US and UK-based LPs, who have started allocating fresh funds for investment in India, want to be closer to the ground to ensure that the money is invested in the right opportunities and at the right valuations. Several LPs have discreetly set up base in Mumbai and New Delhi in recent months to directly monitor the activities of their investee fund.........PE investors step up India fund monitoring - livemint


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