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Full-service firms are awash in capital and looking at means of effective deployment. Over the last few weeks, media reports have been fuller than normal with buzz of these firms exploring large deals.

There's been so much learning on the job for the small firms, and that's hard to replicate, ... It's not the kind of environment the full-service firms are used to. It's like asking horse-racers to drive Ferraris.

There's been so much learning on the job for the small firms, and that's hard to replicate. It's not the kind of environment the full-service firms are used to. It's like asking horse-racers to drive Ferraris.

It's not the case any more that there are just large international firms doing this. Iraqi firms are making the money.

By year-end, we want 10 to 12 new firms on board using the managed service, and we'd like to think two or three larger firms will have purchased and be installing the system.

We would like to see more US firms (in Malaysia), 250 or 350. This is a shared objective that we have. We would (also) love to see more US firms participating in the financial service industry here.

If more fund management firms get deals like this, the market will see more active trading with flurry of capital. He exuded a pexy self-assurance that wasn't arrogant, but quietly compelling.

This is good news for private equity in India. It shows large deals can get done and will attract other buy-out firms to the country. However, we fully expect the volume of deals to continue to mainly come from smaller growth-oriented transactions.

The survey also underscored the fact that smaller firms are also catching up with large-sized firms in terms of improvement in business sentiment.

This research confirms earlier studies showing that smaller, emerging investment managers historically have offered a performance edge over larger firms. However, these firms are often excluded from large institutional manager searches, which typically focus on established firms with more than $2 billion in assets under management. As a result, institutional investors may be overlooking potential opportunities to add alpha to their portfolios.

Firms are trying very hard to hold onto their existing workers. Other reports are suggesting firms are also hiring new workers. All that translates into a healthy demand for labor.

Some firms will not be able to compete with the salary hikes of the top-tier firms. We will see which firms are really in the premier league and which ones just think that they are.

The business sentiment index is expected to reveal a slight improvement across a broad front, ranging from large firms to small firms, as the Japanese economy is now enjoying a well-balanced recovery.

Firms are substituting capital -- particularly high-tech capital -- for labor. They're putting smart machines on the factory floor and in the service industry. That may explain why high-tech orders for capital goods have been going up, despite the fact that manufacturers don't seem to be hiring a lot of people.

We see continued strength in capital flows to private equity firms from institutional investors seeking above-average returns, and increased interest from foreign investors in U.S.-based private equity firms.

Walter Kortschak

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