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The Australian private equity arm of Lazard has sold its stake in Dun & Bradstreet for A$233m. Meanwhile the firm is in talks with a cornerstone investor for its second fund, which is targeting A$400m.
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The Indian venture reportedly also plans to invest more than $1bn in rural India over the next 10 years.
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Daiwa Corporate Investment and Polaris Capital Group are selling the Japanese vegetable juice maker for a reported ¥35.9bn with another ¥28bn in debt.
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The emerging markets investor is in the market for it's second fund targeting deals in Cambodia and Laos. It succeeds the $34.1m Leopard Cambodia Fund which closed in January.
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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has underlined its Indian ambitions with the hire of former Goldman Sachs India chief Heramb Hajarnavis.
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The China-focused early growth investor originally had a $200m target for its maiden fund.
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The Chinese car hire firm received a total of $70 million and saw existing investors including Qiming Ventures and Ignition Partners come back on board.
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A temporary measure from the CIRC has lifted the restrictions on China’s insurance industry, allowing up to RMB226 billion in assets access to the local private equity industry for the first time.
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The Clove Route Fund will continue with the firm's strategy of seeking growth investments across multiple sectors in India.
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