It is true that the immense size of funds can sometimes resemble a hungry monster difficult to feed, but the compression of returns is not an inevitable fate for all large players.
Some see a scene where opportunities become scarce, but this is often a sign of a lack of strategic vision or limited understanding of the nuances of regional markets.
A large fund, instead of merely seeking targets, can forge new strategic alliances or support major infrastructure projects that, by nature, absorb massive capital without immediate pressure on returns.
For example, our fund has invested in national development initiatives in Africa, not for quick gains, but for stable growth and long-term influence, which is another kind of reward that transcends usual performance metrics.
The pace of large-scale investment requires patience, not a blind race for immediate returns.