New Delhi, June 11 -- Private capital deployment in India has risen steadily from $37 billion in 2012-2014 to $137 billion in 2022-2024, and its role in financing private enterprises has expanded over this time. The share of domestic private equity (PE) in overall PE activity in India has also grown from 9% to 11% during this period, as McKinsey data shows.

What's fuelling domestic funds?: Three drivers are underpinning the development and growth of domestic funds in India: more domestic general partners (GPs or fund managers); greater fund-raising and fund sizes; and emerging interest among limited partners (LPs or investors) in India-specific portfolios.

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