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Institutional investors are increasingly investing directly in companies alongside private equity managers, with co-investments gaining ground as an alternative to committing capital through traditional funds, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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The government expects to spend more than RM80 billion on subsidies, assistance and incentives in 2027, with fuel subsidies projected to remain high at RM40 billion.
Under the new framework, settlement terms will comprise the settlement amount, disgorgement of wrongful gains, wherever applicable, and remedial and regulatory terms, earlier referred to as…
Carlyle Group’s agreement to acquire most of Russian oil producer Lukoil’s international assets has expired, with the US private equity firm confirming it is no longer actively pursuing the…
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