U.S. buyout giant Carlyle sees more deal opportunities in Southeast Asia than in India and is ready to make more investments in the next 20 months as the regional economy recovers fast, a senior executive said. X.D. Yang, a managing director for Carlyle's buyout fund in Asia, said on Thursday that the so-called Greater China area, including Hong Kong, mainland China and Taiwan, remained a regional deal focus for Carlyle, although he acknowledged difficulties in doing controlling deals in China. Buyout opportunities for private equity firms among Indian companies are limited because Indian firms find it easy to list on the domestic stock market and many family businesses are not up for sale, Yang told Reuters on the sidelines of the SuperReturn Asia Conference. […]