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IFI WEEKLY ALTERNATIVES: Private Equity money to flow into India in 2006

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India is likely to see $US1.5-2 billion of foreign capital flow into private equity investments in 2006 according to Morgan Stanley. A number of new private equity and hedge fund players are entering the market including Tiger, Och-Ziff Capital Manageme

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