Private equity chips away at record China backlog

Trade sales, secondaries, dividend recaps and other creative exits gain traction as funds struggle to exit a build up of investments in China.

Alison Tudor-Ackroyd

December 30, 2016

A decision by private equity firm Carlyle to sue its own portfolio company in China, ATMU, for $369 million after the latter missed a four-year IPO deadline is a striking example of growing problem in China – how to get out.

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