Korean LPs choosier about private equity
Traditional private equity investors in the country are growing more reluctant to invest in the asset class, says Kim Soomin of Japan’s Unison Capital, which in June closed its first Korea fund.
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As Korea's traditional private equity investors face growing challenges and invest less in the asset class at home, small domestic companies are increasingly looking overseas for funding after years of government support.
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