Catalysed by US tariffs and shifting investor sentiment in key sectors, the APAC region was at the centre of major policy changes and capital reallocation throughout 2025. As we enter 2026, the rate environment, shifting regional dynamics, a gradually improving exit landscape, and evolving liquidity solutions are set to influence how capital is deployed across the region.
In this 2026 Outlooks webinar, our experts break down the defining market trends of 2025 and what they mean for private markets in the year ahead. Join us for an in-depth exploration of emerging investment themes, fundraising and exit conditions, and strategic considerations for navigating APAC in 2026.
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Key topics
• Economic forces shaping the APAC markets
• Lasting impacts of 2025 trends
• What to expect from the 2026 market environment
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Melanie Tng is a research analyst at PitchBook, where she covers private capital trends across the Asia-Pacific region. Her work focuses on major thematic developments in APAC private equity, venture capital, and private credit.
Prior to joining PitchBook, Melanie was an economist at Centennial Asia Advisors, where she conducted macroeconomic and political research across key Asian markets. She holds a double degree in Economics and Social Science from Singapore Management University. She is based in PitchBook’s Singapore office. -
Ansel Tan is the director of private capital research at PitchBook, where he leads coverage of private markets across the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to joining PitchBook, he was the Regional Head of Product Management Asia at Partners Group, a Swiss-based global private markets investment firm, where he was responsible for the lifecycle management of global closed-ended funds and separately managed accounts for Asian clients. Before that, he held analyst roles at L Catterton Asia and DBS Bank.
Tan holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Nanyang Technological University and is based in PitchBook’s Singapore office.
