The World Is Not Very Flat In Emerging Markets......: Private Equity Titans Find Common Ground

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Private Equity Titans Find Common Ground

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Getting private equity titans to agree on anything is often a difficult task.

Some very interesting points coming out of the private equity conference in Beverly Hills concerning the relationship between private equity firms and regulatory bodies... especially in the emerging markets. The continuous struggle between general partners, limited partners and regulatory bodies continue to play out on a massive scale across the globe.

Posted by Ozan Isinak on May 04, 2011 | Permalink

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The objective of this blog is to share my ever-evolving curiosity and experience with private equity, angel investing, venture capital, macro/micro economics and politics as practiced in the emerging markets across the world. Having lived in many of the ‘developed’ as well as ‘emerging market’ countries, I hope to articulate the similarities as well as the differences of the many investment and entrepreneurial methodologies. This blog is therefore intended for those who are interested in acquiring insight into global as well as local issues with regard to the investment process.