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Britt III, Partner, DEBEVOISE & PLIMPTON LLP Lawrence Chia, Asia Pacific Managing Partner, M&A Transaction Services, DELOITTE PRIVATEPRIVATE EQUITY EQUITY INDUSTRY INDUSTRY OUTLOOK OUTLOOK PANEL PANEL PRIVATEPRIVATE EQUITY EQUITY STRATEGY PANEL PANEL Examining The Future Of Private Equity In Asia: Where Will The Best Opportunities Be Found A Question Of How Not Why For Asian Private Equity: And What Will Be The Focus Of The Future Landscape? Determining The Optimum Strategy - Regional or Country Funds? Global Or Local Player? 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Kim, Partner, MBK PARTNERS Ta-Lin Hsu, Chairman, H&Q ASIA PACIFIC SPECIALSPECIAL GUESTGUEST ADDRESS ADDRESS 10:00 Morning Coffee & Networking Break Common-Sense Talk About An Uncommon Country 09:50 360 DEGREE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW PANEL James McGregor, Author 360 DEGREE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW PANEL One Billion Customers: Lessons From The Front Lines Of Doing Business In China Designing The Most Successful Model For Private Equity In Asia: 10:45 Morning Coffee & Networking Break To What Extent Can The Western Model Be Applied? LP KEYNOTE ADDRESS Moderator: Max Burger-Calderon, Senior Partner & Chairman Asia LP KEYNOTE ADDRESS APAX PARTNERS WORLDWIDE Lessons From 25 Years Of Global Private Equity Investing 10:30 11:20 Chris Meads, Partner, PANTHEON CAPITAL (ASIA) Gumersindo Oliveros, Director, Pension Investments Daniel Carroll, Managing Partner, NEWBRIDGE CAPITAL THE WORLD BANK PENSION PLAN Gabriel Li, Managing Director, ORCHID ASIA GROUP MANAGEMENT LPLP OUTLOOK OUTLOOK ON ON ASIA ASIA Hugo Shong, General Partner, IDGVC PARTNERS The Institutional Investor View On Asia- Is It Just Hype Or A Market For Sustainable Growth Andrew M. Ostrognai, Partner, DEBEVOISE & PLIMPTON LLP And Opportunities? Designing A Robust Strategy For Private Equity Investment In Asia ECONOMICECONOMIC OUTLOOKOUTLOOK ON ON ASIA ASIA James Seymour, Senior Advisor, COMMONFUND CAPITAL 11:30 Eight Big Questions About Asia 11:40 Mark Wiseman, VP, Private Investments, CPP INVESTMENT BOARD Economic Jonathan Anderson, Head of Asia Pacific Economics, UBS Outlook Wanching Ang, CEO, ALLIANZ PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS Gordon Hargraves, Partner, RHO FUND INVESTORS 12:30 Lunch Gumersindo Oliveros, Director, Pension Investments COUNTRY CLINICS & DEALS & RETURNS SUCCESSFUL MANAGER THE WORLD BANK PENSION PLAN SUCCESSFUL ENTRY Chair: DELOITTE SELECTION 12:30 Lunch STRATEGIES COUNTRY CLINICS & LP PERSPECTIVE The Fund Of Funds Perspective: SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENT What Does The Future Face SUCCESSFUL ENTRY ON ASIA Off The Record Designing & Implementing A STRATEGIES Of Chinese Venture Look Like? A STRATEGIES Chair: TVG CAPITAL PARTNERS with Robust Asset Allocation Strategy 14:00 Pure- Domestic Player Or For Successful Risk Jonathan Anderson A US Venture Affiliated Firm? Which Strategy For Which Adjusted Returns UBS JAFCO Market? - How Will Each Market LP PARTNERS GROUP Off The Record Evolve In Buyouts, Venture And with Growth? Where Will The Biggest Dissecting Asia: The Role Of Asian Success Lie? Which Market(s) To Country Clinic: China Private Equity In A Global 14:00 James McGregor How To Successfully SAIF PARTNERS Focus On? And How To LP view Portfolio: How Do Extended Session Extended Enter China: Overcoming Buy-Outs In India: Examining NAVIS CAPITAL PARTNERS Overcome The Risks And You Apply The Western The Hurdles And Understanding The State Of Play Today And ICICI VENTURE FUNDS Generate Successful Returns Manager Selection Process The Realities Of Private Equity What The Future Will Bring MANAGEMENT For The Longer Term To Asia? How To Distinguish 14:30 & Venture Capital In China Between Teams And Managers GE ASSET MANAGEMENT DEBEVOISE & PLIMPTON LLP Moderator: Moderator: To Find Consistent Performance Country Clinic: India TVG
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