Loading ...A Coller Capital report suggests that India and China might be net beneficiaries of the degradation in PE returns in developed markets. It predicts that PE investments in India and China will continue to climb despite higher risk. Key question: will it happen just in growth investing, or also in venture capital?
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Why would India be a beneficiary? Have Indian VC/PE delivered supernormal returns to investors? Have they even beaten the public markets since their inception? I doubt. PE/VC entry in India was simply about geographic diversification and excess liquidity for alternative assets, and it will continue to stay that way.
Not happening in ‘venture capital’ — not until the VCs grow some balls. Seriously.