Recent news reports suggest that the Indian arm of a global private equity firm, recently hosted a two-day investor conference to bring together public market investors and portfolio companies looking to go public. This is a first of its kind and poses several interesting questions on publicity aspects and marketing of potential deals, of which the public investors have no information.
The investor conference was reportedly attended by 20 selected portfolio companies, of which some are listed and some looking to list. Ostensibly, this conference was to “take the lead in accelerating this learning curve for leadership teams of private companies, as well as, for public market funds who need to know more about the founder-led class of innovative companies before encountering them in the short-fuse decision making cycle of an IPO”.
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Arka Mookerjee is a Partner and Co-Head of the Equity Capital Markets practice, with over 21 years of experience advising on India’s most complex and high-value transactions. Widely recognised for pioneering mandates—including India’s first QIP and InvIT IPO—he represents issuers, underwriters and investors across capital markets and investment structures. Arka actively engages with regulators and industry bodies, playing a key role in shaping India’s evolving capital markets framework.