Investment firm Hillhouse among investors behind group that runs Dulwich College International: EiM

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Investment firm Hillhouse among investors behind group that runs Dulwich College International: EiM - The Straits Times

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Earlier, reports said Hillhouse would acquire Dulwich College International schools in Asia in a deal pegged at $808m.

When asked for details of Hillhouse’s investment, EiM said: “We do not comment on the financial terms of any investment at group level.

At that time, Mr Fraser White, who is founder, chairman and chief executive of EiM, said the group was in the process of bringing in a new strategic financial partner.