The equity investor landscape has changed significantly in India
over the last few decades. Even with the Covid-19 pandemic,
investors such as the Blackstone Group, APG Asset Management and
CapitalLand
The equity investor landscape has changed significantly in India
over the last few decades. Even with the Covid-19 pandemic,
investors such as the Blackstone Group, APG Asset Management and
CapitalLand Group are scouting for commercial assets in India.1 In fact Private Equity
("PE") investments in India hit a record
high of $28.66 billion till September 2020 despite the COVID-19
pandemic.2 Understandably this has
drawn the attention of the Competition Commission of India
("CCI"). The Chairman of the market
regulator recently hinted that a new market study is likely to be
launched to understand the trends and patterns of common ownership
by PE investors in multiple firms within the same industry in India
("Market Study").3
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