TOKYO/SHANGHAI/COLOMBO -- Asia's unicorns are feeling the pinch from the global pivot toward tighter monetary policy as investors grow more risk-averse, with fewer and smaller unlisted companies reaching the $1 billion mark.
New $1bn companies fall by half while valuations stagnate
Indian education technology unicorn Byju has made big gains in its valuation, but it is an exception to the general trend. (Photo by Kosaku Mimura)
TOKYO/SHANGHAI/COLOMBO -- Asia's unicorns are feeling the pinch from the global pivot toward tighter monetary policy as investors grow more risk-averse, with fewer and smaller unlisted companies reaching the $1 billion mark.