investment
Who’s investing in India’s fintech startups?
We’ve compiled a list of investors pouring money into India’s fintech startups.
This VC uses AI to spot startups before the data catches up
OM Venture Capital’s principals expected AI to help them work faster. Instead, it helped them see deals before its competitors even knew to look.
These funds have not invested in China in the past year
Pitching your startup to an investor? First, check if they’re still active in your market.
These funds have not invested in India in the past year
Pitching your startup to an investor? First, check if they’re still active in your market.
TVS, Infosys co-founder back Finnable’s $56m raise
Finnable is raising US$56 million after turning profitable, with TVS, Claypond, and other investors already backing the lending firm.
These funds have not invested in SEA in the past year
Pitching your startup to an investor? First, check if they’re still active in your market.
New and returning investors betting on SEA
New and returning investors are opening their checkbooks. Check out this list for better fundraising opportunities.
Not your usual wealthtech: This startup focuses on private credit
Born from institutional capital, Kilde is unlocking private credit for accredited investors in Singapore.
India’s Groww promoters trim stake in share sale
Based on stock exchange disclosures, the stake sale was valued at an estimated 2.5 billion rupees (US$25.9 million) to 2.6 billion rupees (US$27 million).
India asset manager 360 One eyes $500m credit fund
360 ONE closed its fifth private credit fund at about US$400 million in March.



