Private equity funds eye deals with SMEs in South-East Asia


Dymon Asia Private Equity partner Tan Chow Yin.

AMIDST the difficult economic conditions faced by entrepreneurs, some private equity funds are looking for new deals. Some entrepreneurs are wary of striking deals at this point, considering the weakened situation they are in.

But to the private equity funds, what they are offering is a lending hand to promising entrepreneurs who are likely to do well, post the Covid-19 crisis.

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