Start your Uber Clone Business Immediately. USA, UK, India. Say Bye to Expensive Taxi App Development Company, Introducing low cost Uber Clone App. Launch your Uber Clone App in Just 48 hours with all Uber Features and Functionalities, be No: 1 to build a Delightful Uber Clone App. Contact us now to become next uber
UrbanClap is an online platform that connects users with local service professionals for tasks like home repairs, beauty services, and classes. It has over 2 lakh service providers on its platform and 4.5 million users. The platform uses an algorithm to match users with professionals for more complex services, while allowing direct booking for standardized tasks like cleaning. UrbanClap's competitors include other online platforms for local services like Housejoy and Near.in, as well as traditional search services like Justdial.
Why banks must deploy core banking solutions (CBS). BeaconPro core banking software is a centralized, browser-based, user-friendly and offers a world of convenience to users.
The document describes Launchrock, a startup that helps other startups and companies acquire users and understand them. Some key points:
- Launchrock has helped over 1,000,000 startups sign up users and 50,000 get in line for product launches. It has over 3,000 customers.
- It provides user management, marketing, social insights and relationship infrastructure tools to help companies acquire and understand users.
- The CEO is Jameson Detweiler and it has received funding from investors like 500 Startups and advisors from companies like Hubspot, KISSmetrics, and HootSuite.
- Launchrock has helped many companies launch successfully, including the Olsen Twins'
Uber launched in San Francisco in 2009 as an app-based transportation network and has since expanded to 70 cities globally, raising $1.5 billion for expansion. Uber offered free promotional rides which helped gain more customers through word-of-mouth referrals. As the company has grown, Uber has seen increases in both employees and the number of rides given annually. Customers praise Uber's convenient and easy-to-use app that allows them to quickly request rides and see details of the driver and route.
The document discusses 4 emerging trends in digital lending: 1) end-to-end loan management solutions, 2) smart tools that gather and analyze data, 3) creative loan facilities, and 4) ease of filling forms through smart user experiences. Examples are given of companies implementing each trend, such as Avant offering customized lending, Prosper using analytics to manage finances, Even adjusting payments based on variable income, and Earnest combining data and design for personalized experiences.
Start your Uber Clone Business Immediately. USA, UK, India. Say Bye to Expensive Taxi App Development Company, Introducing low cost Uber Clone App. Launch your Uber Clone App in Just 48 hours with all Uber Features and Functionalities, be No: 1 to build a Delightful Uber Clone App. Contact us now to become next uber
UrbanClap is an online platform that connects users with local service professionals for tasks like home repairs, beauty services, and classes. It has over 2 lakh service providers on its platform and 4.5 million users. The platform uses an algorithm to match users with professionals for more complex services, while allowing direct booking for standardized tasks like cleaning. UrbanClap's competitors include other online platforms for local services like Housejoy and Near.in, as well as traditional search services like Justdial.
Why banks must deploy core banking solutions (CBS). BeaconPro core banking software is a centralized, browser-based, user-friendly and offers a world of convenience to users.
The document describes Launchrock, a startup that helps other startups and companies acquire users and understand them. Some key points:
- Launchrock has helped over 1,000,000 startups sign up users and 50,000 get in line for product launches. It has over 3,000 customers.
- It provides user management, marketing, social insights and relationship infrastructure tools to help companies acquire and understand users.
- The CEO is Jameson Detweiler and it has received funding from investors like 500 Startups and advisors from companies like Hubspot, KISSmetrics, and HootSuite.
- Launchrock has helped many companies launch successfully, including the Olsen Twins'
Uber launched in San Francisco in 2009 as an app-based transportation network and has since expanded to 70 cities globally, raising $1.5 billion for expansion. Uber offered free promotional rides which helped gain more customers through word-of-mouth referrals. As the company has grown, Uber has seen increases in both employees and the number of rides given annually. Customers praise Uber's convenient and easy-to-use app that allows them to quickly request rides and see details of the driver and route.
The document discusses 4 emerging trends in digital lending: 1) end-to-end loan management solutions, 2) smart tools that gather and analyze data, 3) creative loan facilities, and 4) ease of filling forms through smart user experiences. Examples are given of companies implementing each trend, such as Avant offering customized lending, Prosper using analytics to manage finances, Even adjusting payments based on variable income, and Earnest combining data and design for personalized experiences.
1. The document provides information on credit cards in India, including their origin and working mechanism. It discusses key terms and conditions, fees, and benefits of some popular credit cards in India such as Axis Bank Ace Credit Card, SBI Simply Click Credit Card, and Yes First Preferred Credit Card.
2. Tables are included that compare joining fees, annual fees, eligibility requirements, and rewards/benefits of 10 top credit cards in India.
3. The document aims to analyze credit cards in India and provide a case study on reviewing the best current credit cards and what the future may hold for credit card business.
Ride sharing app (Taxi Booking App) - This is an app similar to Uber or any other cab booking applications. It provides a secure and hassle-free platform for Passengers to find & book their rides. Drivers can use this app for finding nearby trips and communicating with passengers. Interested to develop a similar Ride sharing app like Uber? Drop an email to us at business@techcronus.com
This document summarizes key information about the social media scheduling and sharing tool Buffer. It notes that Buffer has 55,000 users, $150,000 in annual recurring revenue, 97% margins, and is growing 40% per month. Milestones include launching in 2011, reaching 55,000 users and $150K in revenue in October 2011, integrating with 50 apps in December 2011, and projections to reach 1 million users and $3.6 million in revenue by January 2013. It operates on a freemium model and sees social media as an important trend, with traffic through social predicted to surpass search.
We're developing augmented reality software to help clinicians with pre-surgical planning by providing them with patient-specific, high fidelity 3D holograms that have been derived from the same data used to generate conventional CT scans and MRIs.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow and levels of neurotransmitters and endorphins which elevate and stabilize mood.
ChangeforCause is a startup that aims to create a frictionless process for donating to charities through a mobile app. The app allows users to round up debit/credit card purchases and donate the change to selected charities. It also provides rewards and social features to encourage donations. The founders are seeking $200,000 in funding to develop a public beta of the app and cover initial operating costs. Validation surveys found strong interest in the round-up donation concept and ease of use of a prototype app.
This document is a project report submitted to the University of Kerala for a Bachelor of Science in Electronics degree. It details the design and development of a speed checker system for highways. The system uses LDR sensors installed 100 meters apart to detect a vehicle's speed. A 7-segment display will show the speed and sound a buzzer if the speed limit is exceeded. The goal is to help reduce accidents caused by speeding on highways by enforcing speed limits. The report includes the system block diagram, circuit diagram, component descriptions, simulation results, and discussions on future applications and conclusions.
Mobile banking has seen significant growth with the rise of smartphones, with over half of banking interactions now conducted digitally in many countries. Augmented reality and near field communication technologies allow for new mobile-first experiences like locating ATMs using AR overlays, transferring funds between devices by tapping them together, and using mobile devices as digital wallets. As financial technology companies continue innovating to provide more convenient user experiences, they will increasingly partner with or compete with traditional banks in delivering banking products and services.
- Types of mobile payments - In-app vs. payment gateway, Apple / Google Pay, Stripe / Braintree
- What payments to use to avoid getting blocked or rejected when publishing the app
- How Google and Apple Pay work
The document discusses autonomous or driverless cars. It provides details about how an autonomous car can navigate to a destination on its own using sensors like radar, lidar, GPS and computer vision to detect its environment without human input. It describes some of the key technologies used in autonomous cars like laser rangefinders, cameras and sensors that allow the vehicles to drive themselves while avoiding obstacles and obeying traffic laws. The document also discusses some of the challenges in developing autonomous vehicles and getting the technology to safely operate without human drivers.
The document discusses driverless cars, providing a history, reasons for their development, how they work, current status, and advantages/disadvantages. It notes that driverless cars can drive autonomously using sensors and GPS, major companies have been developing prototypes since the 1980s, and they may be ready for markets in 3-4 years. Driverless cars could help reduce accidents caused by human error and be useful for disabled and elderly people.
These slides use concepts from my (Jeff Funk) course entitled Biz Models for Hi-Tech Products to analyze the business model for Ola Cabs, an Indian ride sharing company that has beaten Uber in India and is now challenging Uber on the global level. It has introduced a wide variety of low end vehicle service (two and three-wheelers), is expanding into last mile e-commerce deliveries, trucking, ambulance services, 2-wheelers for deliveries, and is linking with restaurants, ticket booking and used good marketplaces.
The slides summarize the business model for Ola Cabs including the value proposition, customers, method of value capture, scope of activities, and method of strategic control.
Uber was founded in 2009 by Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp. It has grown to become one of the largest ridesharing companies in the world, offering services like food delivery and freight transportation with over 75 million users. Uber operates using a hierarchical structure led by its founders and management. It recruits and trains drivers and executives using processes focused on customer service and cultural fit. The company gathers extensive user data to make decisions and rewards drivers with high ratings. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Uber provided financial assistance to drivers and implemented additional safety measures.
Banks can leverage machine learning models to increase value through stronger customer acquisition, higher customer lifetime value, and lower operating costs. AI-powered decision making allows for personalized experiences, continuous customer engagement, automated document processing, and early risk detection. Advanced analytical models can be organized around significant elements like the customer lifecycle to benefit banks.
A Three-Dimensional Representation method for Noisy Point Clouds based on Gro...Sergio Orts-Escolano
Slides used for the thesis defense of the PhD candidate Sergio Orts-Escolano.
The research described in this thesis was motivated by the need of a robust model capable of representing 3D data obtained with 3D sensors, which are inherently noisy. In addition, time constraints have to be considered as these sensors are capable of providing a 3D data stream in real time.This thesis proposed the use of Self-Organizing Maps (SOMs) as a 3D representation model. In particular, we proposed the use of the Growing Neural Gas (GNG) network, which has been successfully used for clustering, pattern recognition and topology representation of multi-dimensional data. Until now, Self-Organizing Maps have been primarily computed offline and their application in 3D data has mainly focused on free noise models, without considering time constraints. It is proposed a hardware implementation leveraging the computing power of modern GPUs, which takes advantage of a new paradigm coined as General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units (GPGPU). The proposed methods were applied to different problems and applications in the area of computer vision such as the recognition and localization of objects, visual surveillance or 3D reconstruction.
This document outlines a plan for a social networking app called Davai that provides real-time local newsfeeds to connect users with their surroundings. It aims to fill the gap as a mobile hub for organic local discovery and exploration among youth audiences seeking easier and more direct ways to engage with their community. The plan involves launching a targeted beta late July, releasing the app in app stores by September, and gauging metrics and reaction to help grow interest and followers leading up to and following the official release.
Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Credit CardsRon Griswold
Once seen as a banking commodity, e-payables continues leaning toward tech-minded companies for stronger results.
One provider in particular continues to out-pace all others by focusing on integrating with any software and enrolling 3x more vendors than the rest of the market.
FINTECH companies have seen rapid growth and taken significant market share from traditional banks globally since 2014. They focus on profitable products, grow market share quickly, and operate below regulatory radar. While FINTECH investments are concentrated in the US, the internet has no borders, so all banks must transform digitally to compete. Traditional banks have weaknesses like over-regulated processes and legacy systems compared to FINTECH strengths like interconnected data and technology. Banks need to create win-win partnerships with FINTECH and customers to survive the disruption.
The document discusses Japan's trade relations and investments in India. It notes that Japan is a major investor in India, with over 1422 Japanese companies present. The major sectors attracting Japanese investment are pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and electrical equipment. A survey found most Japanese companies plan to expand operations in India in the coming years, as many consider shifting investments from China due to rising costs. The growing Indian middle class also presents opportunities for Japanese firms. However, concerns include bureaucracy and developing competitive prices and differentiated products.
The document reports the results of a survey about the 2016 Design Indaba event in South Africa. 303 respondents were surveyed from February 22-24, 2016. 50% followed the event's online coverage, 50% felt more inspired as a result, 50% found it relevant to their work or lifestyle, and 50% attended the event. The results are broken down by gender, age group, and province, showing responses from males and females and those aged 18-24, 25-34, 35-49, and 50+. The largest percentages followed online coverage and found it relevant to their work or lifestyle.
1. The document provides information on credit cards in India, including their origin and working mechanism. It discusses key terms and conditions, fees, and benefits of some popular credit cards in India such as Axis Bank Ace Credit Card, SBI Simply Click Credit Card, and Yes First Preferred Credit Card.
2. Tables are included that compare joining fees, annual fees, eligibility requirements, and rewards/benefits of 10 top credit cards in India.
3. The document aims to analyze credit cards in India and provide a case study on reviewing the best current credit cards and what the future may hold for credit card business.
Ride sharing app (Taxi Booking App) - This is an app similar to Uber or any other cab booking applications. It provides a secure and hassle-free platform for Passengers to find & book their rides. Drivers can use this app for finding nearby trips and communicating with passengers. Interested to develop a similar Ride sharing app like Uber? Drop an email to us at business@techcronus.com
This document summarizes key information about the social media scheduling and sharing tool Buffer. It notes that Buffer has 55,000 users, $150,000 in annual recurring revenue, 97% margins, and is growing 40% per month. Milestones include launching in 2011, reaching 55,000 users and $150K in revenue in October 2011, integrating with 50 apps in December 2011, and projections to reach 1 million users and $3.6 million in revenue by January 2013. It operates on a freemium model and sees social media as an important trend, with traffic through social predicted to surpass search.
We're developing augmented reality software to help clinicians with pre-surgical planning by providing them with patient-specific, high fidelity 3D holograms that have been derived from the same data used to generate conventional CT scans and MRIs.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise boosts blood flow and levels of neurotransmitters and endorphins which elevate and stabilize mood.
ChangeforCause is a startup that aims to create a frictionless process for donating to charities through a mobile app. The app allows users to round up debit/credit card purchases and donate the change to selected charities. It also provides rewards and social features to encourage donations. The founders are seeking $200,000 in funding to develop a public beta of the app and cover initial operating costs. Validation surveys found strong interest in the round-up donation concept and ease of use of a prototype app.
This document is a project report submitted to the University of Kerala for a Bachelor of Science in Electronics degree. It details the design and development of a speed checker system for highways. The system uses LDR sensors installed 100 meters apart to detect a vehicle's speed. A 7-segment display will show the speed and sound a buzzer if the speed limit is exceeded. The goal is to help reduce accidents caused by speeding on highways by enforcing speed limits. The report includes the system block diagram, circuit diagram, component descriptions, simulation results, and discussions on future applications and conclusions.
Mobile banking has seen significant growth with the rise of smartphones, with over half of banking interactions now conducted digitally in many countries. Augmented reality and near field communication technologies allow for new mobile-first experiences like locating ATMs using AR overlays, transferring funds between devices by tapping them together, and using mobile devices as digital wallets. As financial technology companies continue innovating to provide more convenient user experiences, they will increasingly partner with or compete with traditional banks in delivering banking products and services.
- Types of mobile payments - In-app vs. payment gateway, Apple / Google Pay, Stripe / Braintree
- What payments to use to avoid getting blocked or rejected when publishing the app
- How Google and Apple Pay work
The document discusses autonomous or driverless cars. It provides details about how an autonomous car can navigate to a destination on its own using sensors like radar, lidar, GPS and computer vision to detect its environment without human input. It describes some of the key technologies used in autonomous cars like laser rangefinders, cameras and sensors that allow the vehicles to drive themselves while avoiding obstacles and obeying traffic laws. The document also discusses some of the challenges in developing autonomous vehicles and getting the technology to safely operate without human drivers.
The document discusses driverless cars, providing a history, reasons for their development, how they work, current status, and advantages/disadvantages. It notes that driverless cars can drive autonomously using sensors and GPS, major companies have been developing prototypes since the 1980s, and they may be ready for markets in 3-4 years. Driverless cars could help reduce accidents caused by human error and be useful for disabled and elderly people.
These slides use concepts from my (Jeff Funk) course entitled Biz Models for Hi-Tech Products to analyze the business model for Ola Cabs, an Indian ride sharing company that has beaten Uber in India and is now challenging Uber on the global level. It has introduced a wide variety of low end vehicle service (two and three-wheelers), is expanding into last mile e-commerce deliveries, trucking, ambulance services, 2-wheelers for deliveries, and is linking with restaurants, ticket booking and used good marketplaces.
The slides summarize the business model for Ola Cabs including the value proposition, customers, method of value capture, scope of activities, and method of strategic control.
Uber was founded in 2009 by Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp. It has grown to become one of the largest ridesharing companies in the world, offering services like food delivery and freight transportation with over 75 million users. Uber operates using a hierarchical structure led by its founders and management. It recruits and trains drivers and executives using processes focused on customer service and cultural fit. The company gathers extensive user data to make decisions and rewards drivers with high ratings. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Uber provided financial assistance to drivers and implemented additional safety measures.
Banks can leverage machine learning models to increase value through stronger customer acquisition, higher customer lifetime value, and lower operating costs. AI-powered decision making allows for personalized experiences, continuous customer engagement, automated document processing, and early risk detection. Advanced analytical models can be organized around significant elements like the customer lifecycle to benefit banks.
A Three-Dimensional Representation method for Noisy Point Clouds based on Gro...Sergio Orts-Escolano
Slides used for the thesis defense of the PhD candidate Sergio Orts-Escolano.
The research described in this thesis was motivated by the need of a robust model capable of representing 3D data obtained with 3D sensors, which are inherently noisy. In addition, time constraints have to be considered as these sensors are capable of providing a 3D data stream in real time.This thesis proposed the use of Self-Organizing Maps (SOMs) as a 3D representation model. In particular, we proposed the use of the Growing Neural Gas (GNG) network, which has been successfully used for clustering, pattern recognition and topology representation of multi-dimensional data. Until now, Self-Organizing Maps have been primarily computed offline and their application in 3D data has mainly focused on free noise models, without considering time constraints. It is proposed a hardware implementation leveraging the computing power of modern GPUs, which takes advantage of a new paradigm coined as General-Purpose Computing on Graphics Processing Units (GPGPU). The proposed methods were applied to different problems and applications in the area of computer vision such as the recognition and localization of objects, visual surveillance or 3D reconstruction.
This document outlines a plan for a social networking app called Davai that provides real-time local newsfeeds to connect users with their surroundings. It aims to fill the gap as a mobile hub for organic local discovery and exploration among youth audiences seeking easier and more direct ways to engage with their community. The plan involves launching a targeted beta late July, releasing the app in app stores by September, and gauging metrics and reaction to help grow interest and followers leading up to and following the official release.
Everything You Need to Know About Virtual Credit CardsRon Griswold
Once seen as a banking commodity, e-payables continues leaning toward tech-minded companies for stronger results.
One provider in particular continues to out-pace all others by focusing on integrating with any software and enrolling 3x more vendors than the rest of the market.
FINTECH companies have seen rapid growth and taken significant market share from traditional banks globally since 2014. They focus on profitable products, grow market share quickly, and operate below regulatory radar. While FINTECH investments are concentrated in the US, the internet has no borders, so all banks must transform digitally to compete. Traditional banks have weaknesses like over-regulated processes and legacy systems compared to FINTECH strengths like interconnected data and technology. Banks need to create win-win partnerships with FINTECH and customers to survive the disruption.
The document discusses Japan's trade relations and investments in India. It notes that Japan is a major investor in India, with over 1422 Japanese companies present. The major sectors attracting Japanese investment are pharmaceuticals, automobiles, and electrical equipment. A survey found most Japanese companies plan to expand operations in India in the coming years, as many consider shifting investments from China due to rising costs. The growing Indian middle class also presents opportunities for Japanese firms. However, concerns include bureaucracy and developing competitive prices and differentiated products.
The document reports the results of a survey about the 2016 Design Indaba event in South Africa. 303 respondents were surveyed from February 22-24, 2016. 50% followed the event's online coverage, 50% felt more inspired as a result, 50% found it relevant to their work or lifestyle, and 50% attended the event. The results are broken down by gender, age group, and province, showing responses from males and females and those aged 18-24, 25-34, 35-49, and 50+. The largest percentages followed online coverage and found it relevant to their work or lifestyle.
The document contains contact information for KaratMarketing.com including an email address, phone number, and website repeated multiple times. Nancy from KaratMarketing can be reached at nancy@karatmarketing.com or (772) 266-0056 according to the document.
Form 1095-B For Organizations Employing Less Than 50 EmployeesCBIZ, Inc.
Form 1095-B provides information regarding any coverage you may have been enrolled in during the 2015 calendar year with a given insurance carrier. It will also list your spouse and/or any dependents who may have been enrolled in that same health plan. You can use the information on this form as proof of coverage for yourself and your enrolled family members. This information is proof to the IRS that you do not owe a penalty tax due to being uninsured.
Bà Rena Bitter - Tổng Lãnh sự Hoa Kỳ tại TPHCM - nhấn mạnh, cơ hội du học ở Mỹ dành cho học sinh sinh viên Việt Nam là rất nhiều, với các chương trình học hết sức đa dạng.
Chiều ngày 20/11, tại Cần Thơ, Trung tâm Seameo Retrac phối hợp cùng Lãnh sự quán Hoa Kỳ và ĐH Cần Thơ tổ chức “Triển lãm giáo dục Hoa Kỳ”.
Tham dự triển lãm có bà Rena Bitter- Tổng Lãnh sự Hoa Kỳ tại TPHCM; đại diện Ban giám hiệu Trường ĐH Cần Thơ và hàng trăm học sinh sinh viên (HSSV) tại Cần Thơ.
Buổi triển lãm đã giới thiệu về 22 trường CĐ, ĐH đến từ Hoa Kỳ. Tại đây, các HSSV đã tìm hiểu và trao đổi trực tiếp với đại diện tuyển sinh chính thức từ những trường này.
Phát biểu tại triển lãm, bà Rena Bitter- Tổng Lãnh sự Hoa Kỳ tại TPHCM- cho biết, hiện nay có gần 17.000 du học sinh Việt Nam tại Mỹ. Việt Nam đứng thứ 1 Đông Nam Á và thứ 8 trên thế giới về lượng SV du học ở Mỹ. “Du học sinh Việt Nam đang góp sức xây dựng cầu nối giữa hai quốc gia, cũng như giúp người Mỹ hiểu biết thêm về Việt Nam”, bà Rena Bitter nhấn mạnh.
The document discusses database management systems (DBMS) and their components and functions. A DBMS is software that allows for the creation, management and use of databases. It provides functions like data storage, retrieval, updating, transaction processing and security. The DBMS ensures data consistency and sharing between users. Common DBMS architectures include two-tier client-server and three-tier architectures with user interface, business logic and data layers.
The CADD III G.R.E.E.N. project aims to capture wasted water energy from homes to generate renewable electricity. The system filters water through a separator, stores it, then runs it through an impeller and generator. The infrastructure includes a holding tank, filter, siphon tank, and generator connected by PVC tubing. The prototype captures water, separates solids, stores and transports water using gravity to spin an impeller and generate electricity for the home.
El Randstad Workmonitor, es un estudio internacional sobre las expectativas laborales de los trabajadores que se lleva a cabo en 32 países de todo el mundo (incluido España), entre trabajadores de 18 a 65 años con un mínimo de 24 horas a la semana con empleo remunerado por cuenta ajena.
The document is a report submitted to Indukaka Ipcowala Institute of Management (I2IM) about an industry exposure segment at NJ India Invests Pvt. Ltd. It provides an overview of NJ India Invests, describing it as a leading financial advisor and distributor established in 1994. It details NJ's vision, founders, business modules including asset management companies and partners, and values focused on customer satisfaction, excellence and wealth creation. The report also includes sections on NJ Funds' Network, types of mutual funds, and the work assigned during the student's training.
Learning Disabilities, ADHD, and Emotional/Behavioral DisordersErin Waltman
This document discusses learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. It defines learning disabilities and ADHD, describes their characteristics and prevalence. It discusses the identification process and assessments used to diagnose these disabilities. It also outlines common academic and behavioral issues associated with them, as well as recommended intervention strategies.
This document provides an overview of investing opportunities in emerging markets, with a focus on India. Some key points:
- India has an attractive economic and demographic profile, with high GDP growth, a large and growing population, and rising middle class consumption expected to drive future growth.
- Internet and mobile penetration are still low but growing rapidly, presenting significant opportunities in technology sectors. 3G and 4G adoption is a key growth driver being supported by increasing smartphone usage.
- While there are some concerns around currency volatility and political uncertainty, growth is still projected to be between 5-6% annually and could be higher if reforms are implemented.
- Most venture capital funds in India have moved upstream into later stages
Impact of FDI on retail sector in IndiaKaran Tyagi
Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to investment from one country into another country. Allowing FDI in India's retail sector could provide benefits like new technologies, capital, and management skills but may threaten small unorganized retailers. India's $250 billion retail sector is mostly unorganized but organized retail is growing at 15-20% annually. Major retailers in India include Pantaloon, Tata, Reliance, and others operating stores like Big Bazaar and Reliance Fresh. Common retail formats are mom-and-pop stores, department stores, shopping malls, e-commerce, discount stores, and vending machines.
Holidays in Libraries: Rethinking Our ProgrammingS Bryce Kozla
This document discusses rethinking holiday programming at libraries to be more inclusive. It notes that some children may not celebrate holidays due to factors like faith, poverty, or trauma. The document advocates making libraries welcoming for all by offering non-holiday alternatives during celebrations. It acknowledges concerns about complaints or stopping points, but argues libraries should strive to include marginalized groups as much as possible. Contact information is provided for those interested in further discussion.
This document provides information on various venture capital firms operating in India. It lists the name of each firm, the people associated with it, the industries and startups they typically invest in, their investment structures and amounts, and contact details. Some of the major venture capital firms mentioned include Helion Venture Partners, Accel Partners, Sequoia Capital, Nexus Venture Partners, and Kalaari Capital.
The document provides information on various incubators, accelerators, angel networks, and venture capital funds active in investing in Indian startups. It includes the website, focus areas, typical investment sizes, and key contacts for over 50 different organizations. The introductions provide context on the compilation of the handbook and its purpose to help entrepreneurs identify suitable investors for their ventures.
Venture Capital Funding Guide for Startups in India Region by Alps Venture Partners.
Comprehensive list of VCs in India, Approach Guidance and Valuation Methodology.
Mobile monday atlanta-smartcity-iot-for-startu_psEd Pimentel
The document discusses plans by MobileMonday Atlanta to partner with organizations in Greater Atlanta to support startups and economic development through various programs:
1. An IoT startup MVP foundry to develop minimum viable products for industries like smart cities and connected devices.
2. Partnering with accelerators, investors, and corporations to provide startups with incubation, mentoring, and opportunities to meet with investors.
3. Providing various online services for startups like crowdsourcing, funding, jobs, news, and education through MobileMonday's global network.
The goal is to promote Greater Atlanta as a hub for mobility and innovative technologies like IoT, fintech, and smart cities by assisting startups
Angel Investor firms are the ones which are looking to invest in startups in which they see the potential to be industry toppers one day. Almost all successful startups have the backing of some angel firm which give them the necessary funding and guidance to be successful in their venture. Here is a list of the top 10 angel investor firms which invest in Indian companies.
AWS is proposing a new initiative called "AWS Beyond the Cloud" to help startups and investors in India. The initiative would provide services like predictive analytics reports on startups, exclusive access to AWS networking events, and discounted cloud packages. AWS plans to partner with venture capital firms, accelerators, and attend various startup events in India to promote the initiative over 90 days and establish AWS as the preferred cloud provider for startups seeking to scale globally.
Paytm and Snapdeal are two major Indian e-commerce companies. Paytm was launched in 2010 focusing on mobile recharges but has expanded into other services like bill payments, e-commerce, and financial services. Snapdeal was founded in 2010 as an offline couponing business, and later transitioned to an online marketplace in 2011. Both companies have received significant funding from investors. They target India's growing internet user base with strategies like customized emails, social media, and partnerships with other companies.
As of Dec 28th, #InsurTech raised $7Bn in funding in 2020.
In these slides, I share an investment update on the state of InsurTech investment and its impact on the startups. growth ventures, investors, and incumbent player communities.
I am also sharing a few case studies of winning market players including Oscar, Lemonade, Root, Wefox, and Ant Financial which all did very well in 2020. Also, check-out my 2021 prediction article on LinkedIn, which brings everything together.
The 10 best emerging fintech startups in 2018Merry D'souza
Fintech in India is a unique because it is young, growing rapidly, and is fuelled by a large market base. Insights Success "The 10 Best Emerging Fintech Startups in 2018", Our magazine journey begins with the Cover story; CASHe, which provide immediate short-term personal loans to young professionals based on their social profile, merit and earning potential using its proprietary algorithm-based machine learning platform.
Ayekart is an integrated supply chain platform that aims to organize and empower traditional businesses in the food and agriculture sector through technology, finance, and services. It provides a digital platform for businesses across the supply chain from farmers to processors to distributors and retailers. The platform facilitates business-to-business transactions, working capital financing, and logistics. Ayekart has partnerships with various financial institutions and has achieved over 300 crores in gross transaction value. It aims to further scale operations through new entities focused on specific areas of the supply chain.
Fintech services flows away cash from traditional banking channelseTailing India
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1. Top 47 Most Active
VC Firms in India
Source: inc42.com
2. Helion Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Sandeep Fakun, Kanwaljit
Singh.
Investment Structure: Invests between $2 Mn to $10
Mn in each company with less than $10 Mn in
revenues.
Industries: Outsourcing, Mobile, Internet, Retail
Services, Healthcare, Education and Financial
Services.
Start-ups Funded: Yepme, MakemyTrip, NetAmbit,
Komli, Taxi For Sure, PubMatic
Link: http://www.helionvc.com/
3. Accel Partners
People You Should Know: Subrata Mitra, Prashanth
Prakash and Mahendran Balachandran
Investment Structure: Invests between $0.5 Mn and
$50 Mn in its portfolio companies.
Industries: Internet and Consumer Services,
Infrastructure, Cloud -Enabled Services, Mobile and
Software.
Start-Ups Funded: Flipkart, BabyOye, Freshdesk,
BookMyShow, Zansaar, Probe, Myntra, CommonFloor
Link: http://www.accel.com/
4. Blume Ventures
People You Should Know: Karthik Reddy and Sanjay
Nath.
Investment Structure: Provides seed funding
investments between $0.05 Mn – $0.3 Mn in seed
stage. Also, provides follow-on investments to
portfolio companies ranging from $.5Mn to $1.5Mn.
Industries: Mobile Applications, Telecommunications
Equipment, Data Infrastructure, Internet and
Software Sectors, Consumer Internet, Media,
Research and Development
Start-ups Funded: Carbon Clean Solutions, EKI
Communications, Audio Compass, Exotel, Printo
Link: http://blume.vc/
5. Sequoia Capital India
People You Should Know: Shailesh Lakhani and
Shailendra Singh.
Investment Structure: SCI invests between $100,000
and $1 Mn in seed stage, between $1 Mn and $10
Mn in early stage and between $10 Mn and $100 Mn
in growth stage companies.
Industries: Consumer, Energy, Financial, Healthcare,
Outsourcing, Technology.
Start-ups Funded: JustDial, Knowlarity, Practo, iYogi,
bankbazaar.com
Link: https://www.sequoiacap.com/india
6. Nexus Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Suvir Sujan and Anup
Gupta
Investment Structure: Invests between $0.5 Mn and
$10 Mn in early growth stage companies. Also,
makes investments upto $0.5 Mn in their seed
program.
Industries: Mobile, Data Security, Big Data analytics,
Infrastructure, Cloud, Storage, Internet, Rural Sector,
Outsourced Services, Agribusiness, Energy, Media,
Consumer and Business services, Technology.
Start-ups Funded: Snapdeal, Housing, Komli,
ScaleArc, PubMatic, Delhivery
Link: https://nexusvp.com/
7. Inventus Capital Partners
People You Should Know: Samir Kumar and Kanwal
Rekhi
Investment Structure: The firm does not invest in
capital intensive companies. It typically leads the first
venture round with $1 Mn to $2 Mn and as the
businesses grow, it invests from $0.25 Mn up to $10
Mn.
Industries: Consumer, Hotels, Restaurants and
Leisure, Media, Internet and Catalog Retail,
Healthcare, Information Technology, Hardware and
Equipment, Telecommunications etc.
Start-ups Funded: Poshmark, Savaari, Farfaria,
policybazaar.com, Insta Health Solutions, Cbazaar
Link: http://inventuscap.com/
8. IDG Ventures
People You Should Know: Manik Arora and Sudhir
Sethi
Investment Structure: Invests in India-based
companies and also in companies outside India. The
firm invests between $1 Mn and $10 Mn.
Industries: Digital Consumer – Internet, Mobile,
Media and Technology Enabled Consumer Services,
Enterprise Software – SaaS, Software Products and
Enterprise services, Engineering – Medical Devices,
Clean-tech and IP-led Businesses
Start-ups Funded: UNBXD, yatra.com, Myntra,
FirstCry, Zivame, iProf, Ozone Media
Link: http://www.idgvcindia.com/
9. Fidelity Growth Partners
People You should Know: Abhinav Sinha, Harsh
Jhaveri
Investment Structure: Typically, FGPI invests
between $10 Mn and $50 Mn for a minority stake in
the company
Industries: Healthcare and Life Sciences, Technology,
Consumer and Manufacturing
Start-ups Funded: Netmagic, Yebhi
Link: https://eightroads.com/en
10. Naspers
• Naspers is a leading multinational media group,
incorporated in 1915 as a public limited liability
company and was listed on the Johannesburg
Stock Exchange (JSE) in September 1994.
• Industries: Ecommerce, Print Media, Pay
Television
• Start-ups Funded: OLX, Flipkart
• Link: https://www.naspers.com/
11. Steadview Capital
People You should Know: Ravi Mehta
Investment Structure: Early Stage Venture and Later
Stage Venture Investments Industries: Ecommerce
Start-ups Funded: Ola Cabs, Flipkart, Urban Ladder
Link: http://steadview.com/
12. Jungle Ventures
People You should Know: Amit Anand, Subrata Mitra
Investment Structure: Venture Capital that does
Seed and Early Stage Venture Investments
Industries: Ecommerce, Digital Media, Saas, Fintech,
Big Data, Analytics, Enterprise
Start-ups Funded: Zipdial, Ekstop, Pokkt, Milaap
Link: http://www.jungle-ventures.com/
13. Zodius Capital
People You should Know: Neeraj Bhargava, Gautam
Patel
Industries: Big Data and Analytics, Digital Media and
Commerce, Education
Start-ups Funded: Big Basket, Culture Machine
Link: http://zodius.com/
14. Qualcomm Ventures
Qualcomm Ventures is the investment arm of
Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM), a Fortune 500
company with operations across the globe.
People You should Know: Karthee Madasamy
Industries: Business Software, Cloud/Enterprise,
Consumer Software, Hardware, Health Care,
Infrastructure, Semi/Components
Start-ups Funded: Appsdaily, Capillary, Deck, Portea,
Housing
Link: https://www.qualcommventures.com/
15. Warburg Pincus
People You should Know: Hari Ravichandran
Investment Structure: It emphasizes growth
investing and has successfully built companies at all
stages, from conceiving and creating venture capital
opportunities, to providing capital to meet the needs
of existing businesses, to investing in later-stage
buyout transactions and special situations with
unique characteristics.
Industries: Consumer, Industrial and Services, Energy,
Financial Services, Healthcare, Real Estate, Tech,
Media, Telecommunications
Start-ups Funded: Lemon Tree, Biba, Quikr
Link: http://www.warburgpincus.com/
16. Canaan Partners
People You Should Know: Wende Hutton
Investment Structure: The firm typically invests
between $0.05 Mn to $80 Mn in its portfolio
company. It prefers to exit its investments within 7 to
10 years.
Industries: Technology- Advertising & Marketing, Big
Data/Cloud, Consumer, Enterprise/SaaS, FinTech,
Hardware, Healthcare – Biopharma, digital Health &
MedTech.
Start-ups Funded: Naaptol, Bharath Matrimony,
Happiest Minds, mCarbon, CarTrade, Surewaves
Link: http://www.canaan.com/
17. SAIF Partners
People You Should Know: Mukul Arora & Mukul
Singhal
Investment Structure: Invests between $10 Mn and
$100 Mn in one or more rounds of financing with
investments between $200,000 to $500,000 in early
stage companies and between $30 Mn and $35 Mn
in more mature unlisted ventures.
Industries: IT, ITes, Industrials, Financial Services,
Internet, Consumer Product, Mobile
Start-ups Funded: Justdial, Paytm, Network18,
HomeShop18, BookmyShow
Link: http://www.saifpartners.com/
18. Ascent Capital Advisors
People You Should Know: Raja Kumar
Investment Structure: The firm makes investments
ranging from $10 Mn to $30 Mn.
Industries: Technology, Ecommerce, Healthcare,
Financial Services, Consumer Brands, Infrastructure
Start-ups Funded: Big Basket, KIMS
Link: http://www.ascentcapital.in/
19. Axon Partners Group
People You Should Know: Francisco Velázquez de
Cuéllar
Investment Structure: Invests from 100,000K to $25
Mn in growth phases, from seed capital to
international expansion.
Industries: Games, Software, Security, Biotechnology,
Telecommunications
Start-ups Funded: iYogi, ByHours.com, Hot Hotels
Link: http://www.axonpartnersgroup.com/
20. Baine Capital Private Equity
People You Should Know: Samonnoi Banerjee
Investment Structure: Invests between $5 Mn and
$1 Bn in companies in wide range of Industries.
Industries: Consumer, Retail and Dining, Financial
and business Services, Healthcare, Industrial and
Energy, Technology, Media and Telecom.
Start-ups Funded: ASIMCO, BMC Software, Biglobe,
Atento, BPL
Link: http://www.baincapitalprivateequity.com/
21. Basil Partners
People You Should Know: Ramanan Raghavendran
and Rajeev Srivastava.
Investment Structure: Investment is done in the
range between $1 million and $ 5 million with
minimum revenue of $5 million.
Industries: IT
Start-ups Funded: Endeavour Software Technology,
Karmic Life Sciences
Link: http://basilpartners.com/
22. Battery Ventures
People You Should Know: Neeraj Agrawal
Investment Structure: They invest in all stages of a
company’s life, are flexible in the amount of
investment, and are creative when it comes to
syndicating, finding alternate sources of money, and
designing financing to best match businesses.
Industries: e-Commerce and Retail Digital Media,
Industrial Technologies, Infrastructure, Software and
Services.
Start-ups Funded: HackerRank, AppDynamics
Link: https://www.battery.com/
23. Bessemer Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Raghav Bahl, Aakash Goel
Investment Structure: They invest in the range of
$75,000 to $66 Mn.
Industries: Cyber Security, Financial Services, Mobile,
Cleantech Cloud Computing
Start-ups Funded: Snapdeal, OnMobile
Link: https://www.bvp.com/
24. Catamaran Investment Pvt Ltd
Founded in 2010 is a private investment office
headquartered in Bangalore, India and London, UK.
It’s a INR 600 Cr. multi-stage, multi-sector fund.
People You Should Know: N R Narayana Murthy.
Industries: Venture Capital & Private Equity
Startup Funded: Yebhi
Link: http://www.catamaranventures.com/
25. Forum Synergies (India) PE Fund
People You Should Know: Samir Inamdar
Investment Structure: Forum Synergies invests
between between $2 – $10 Mn in firms with
revenues between $3 – $50 Mn.
Industries: Healthcare, Automotive, Electronic
Hardware, Electrical Equipment, Chemical
Engineering, Medical Devices, Pharmaceuticals,
Biotechnology, IT
Start-ups
Funded: Zomato, Ola, Quikr, TaxiForSure, Commonflo
or, Freecharge, Housing.
Link: http://forumsynergies.com/
26. Fulcrum Venture India
People You Should Know: Krishna Ramanathan, Ethan
Khatri, Mahesh Shankaranarayanan
Investment Structure:The firm seeks to invest
between INR 5 crores – INR 15 crores.
Industries: Education, Financial Services, FMCG,
Healthcare, Niche Retail
Start-ups Funded: Shield Healthcare Private Limited ,
Swaas Systems, Congruent Solutions Pvt Ltd
Link: http://fulcrumventureindia.com/
27. General Atlantic LLC
People You Should Know: Sandeep Naik.
Investment Structure: Invests between $75 Mn and
$400 Mn.
Industries: ECommerce, Software, Fashion, Cloud
Computing, Curated Web
Start-ups Funded: Vox Media, Klarna, Citiustech,
Squarespace.
Link: http://www.generalatlantic.com/
28. India Quotient
People You Should Know: Madhukar Sinha, Anand
Lunia
Investment Structure: Venture Capital fund that does
Seed Investments between 100k – 500k.
Industries: Education, Food and Travel, Mobile,
Fashion, Lifestyle, Consumer Finance
Start-ups
Funded: Grabhouse, FRSH, Roposo, Prettysecrets,
DogSpot
Link: http://indiaquotient.in/
29. Intel Capital
People You Should Know: Pradeep Tagare,
Bhavanipratap Rana, Amit Behl, Sudheer K Kuppam.
Investment Structure: Invest between $300 Mn and
$500 Mn per year.
Industries: Internet-Digital Media, Manufacturing-
Labs, Security, Smart Phones-Tablets, software and
Services, Ultrabook-Perceptual Computing,
Wearables
Start-ups Funded: Gigya, Hungama, Snapdeal
Link: http://www.intelcapital.com/in/
30. IvyCap Ventures
People You Should Know: Norbert Fernandes
Investment Structure: The Firm does Early
Stage Venture Investments and invests
between $0.3 Mn and $7 Mn.
Industries: Healthcare, Education, Technology,
Commerce.
Start-ups Funded: Aujas
Networks, Leixir, eShakti.com, Vinculum
Solutions, FieldEZ
Link: http://www.ivycapventures.com/
31. Kae Capital
People You Should Know: Navin Honagudi, Shashank
Hirawat, Sasha Mirchandani, Nisa Mohamedi.
Investment Structure: Investment is made between
$0.05 – $2.5 Mn and typically they invest between
$0.2 – $1 Mn in the first round.
Industries: Mobile, Ecommerce, Education,
Healthcare, Consumer, Internet
Start-ups Funded: SysCloud, ShepHertz,
FortunePlay, Nuiku, Shopsense, Airwoot
Link: http://www.kae-capital.com/
32. Kalaari Capital
People You Should Know: Vani Kola, Sampath Kumar
P., Rajesh Raju
Investment Structure: The firm invests $1Mn to
$5Mn in technology savvy companies and
technology-enabled services for India and the global
markets.
Industries: ECommerce, Internet, Curated Web,
cleantech.
Start-ups Funded: Mettl, UrbanLadder, Snapdeal,
Zivame
Link: http://www.kalaari.com/?tp=1
33. Lightbox Management Ltd
People You Should Know: Sandeep Murthy, Siddharth
Talwar
Investment Structure: Invests between $3 Mn and $5
Mn in the consumer technology space with a focus
on education technology.
Industries: Data & Analytics, Brand & Design, Product
& Marketing, Culture & Company Building.
Start-ups Funded: Embibe, Cleartrip, GreenDust
Link: http://www.lightbox.vc/
34. Lightspeed Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Bejul Somaia, Dev Khare,
Anshoo Sharma, Maninder Gulati.
Investment Structure: $1 to $25 Mn
Industries: Enterprise Software, Software, Mobile
Start-ups Funded: Eyeview, SimplyTapp, Luxe Valet,
Vee, Blockchain, FiveStars, Gainsight.
Link: http://lsvp.com/
35. Lok Capital Group
People You Should Know: Rajiv B.Lall
Investment Structure: Invests between $1 Mn and
$7 Mn
Industries: Education
Start-ups Funded: Hippocampus Learning
Centres, Qed | Everest Edusys And Solutions
Link: http://lokcapital.com/
36. Matrix Partners India
People You Should Know: Avnish Bajaj
Investment Structure: Invests INR 1 Cr. to 75 Cr.
Industries: Internet, Consumer internet, eCommerce,
Travel, Internet, Consumer Internet, eCommerce,
Travel, etc.
Start-ups Funded: NewsHunt, Quikr
India, LimeTray, Hearing Plus, Ola(ANI Technologies
Pvt. Ltd.), WeAreHolidays.
Link: http://www.matrixpartners.in/
37. Mayfield Fund
People You Should Know: Vikram Godse, Navin
Chaddha and James Beck.
Investment Structure: In India, it invests between
$500,000 to $10 Mn
Industries: Consumer Services, Infrastructure
Ancillaries, Healthcare Services, Manufacturing
Opportunities
Start-ups Funded: Gigya, Lantern, IndiaProperty
Link: http://www.mayfield.com/
38. New Enterprise Associates
People You Should Know: Krishna Kittu Kolluri, Tarun
Sharma
Investment Structure: The firm seeks to invest
between $0.05 Mn and $20 Mn in Early Stage
Venture, Later Stage Venture, Private Equity, Debt
Financing.
Industries: Energy, Infrastructure Services, Consumer
Services, Agriculture Sector, Systems, Software,
Technology
Start-ups Funded: IndiaHomes,
Forter, Inksedge, Blueshift Labs
Link: http://www.nea.com/
39. NewPath Ventures, LLC
People You Should Know: Vinod K. Dham, Tushar
Anil Dave, Mahesh Karanth.
Investment Structure: It does Early Stage Venture
and Later Stage Venture Investments.
Industries: Semiconductors, Curated Web
Start-ups Funded: Telsima, inSilica, Montalvo
Systems
Link: http://www.newpathventures.com/
40. Nirvana Venture Advisors
People You Should Know: Amit Patni
Industries: Internet and Mobile Fund, Large
Markets,ecommerce, online travel, online advertising
and marketing.
Start-ups Funded: KartRocket, Transerv, Reviews42
Link: http://www.nirvanaventures.in/
41. Norwest Venture Partners
Investment Structure: It invests $1Mn to $30 Mn in
early stage and $15 Mn-$100 Mn in growth equity
companies depending on the growth of the company.
Industries: Internet, telecommunications, financial
services, and education sector.
Start-ups Funded: Indusind
Bank, Komli, Fashionandyou.com.
Link: http://www.nvp.com/
42. Ojas Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Dr Rajesh Srivathsa
Investment Structure: Typically, make an initial
investment of $ 250,000 to $ 1.5 Mn and follow that
in subsequent rounds up to a maximum of US $ 3 Mn
per company over the life of the company.
Industries: Mobile Technology and Applications,
telecom, wireless technologies, enterprise software,
SaaS, Web Applications/Services, Consumer Internet
Start-ups Funded: Tyfone, Vizury, Mango
Techno, RiverSilica, CBazaar.
Link: http://www.ojasventures.com/
43. Seedfund
People You Should Know: Shailesh Vikram Singh
Investment Structure: The firm seeks to invest
between INR 1 Cr. ($0.19 Mn) and INR 25 Cr. ($4.67
Mn) in each portfolio company.
Industries: Internet, Media, Mobile,
Telecommunications, Retail, Technology, Consumer
Startup
Funded: Chumbak, Browntape, Heckyl, AxisRooms, V
oonik.com
Link: http://seedfund.in/
44. SIDBI Venture Capital Limited
Investment Structure: It invests between INR 5 Cr. to
25 Cr.
Industries: Ecommerce, SemiConductors.
Start-ups Funded: Printland, CircuitSutra
Technologies, Skelta Software
Link: http://www.sidbiventure.co.in/
45. Unitus Seed Fund
People You Should Know: Dave Richards, Will Poole
Investment Structure: It invests INR 50 Lakh to INR 1
Cr.
Industries: Education and Skilling, Healthcare, Mobile
Commerce, Marketplaces and E-Commerce,
Agriculture, Retail and Distribution, Water and
Energy.
Start-ups
Funded: Blowhorn, Addresshealth, mGaadi, Welcare,
GoCoop, Medypal
Link: http://usf.vc/
46. Utthishta
People You Should Know: Mohsin Khan,
P.Ramakrishna.
Investment Structure: The firm seeks to invest
between $0.02 Mn and $0.03 Mn per startup in
return of equity stake between 10% and 15 %.
Industries: Software, Technology, Mobile, Web,
Analytics, Cloud Computing
Start-ups Funded: Vaava
Link: http://www.utthishta.com/
47. Ventureast Fund Advisors India Limited
People You Should Know: Sarath Naru, Ramesh Alur,
Siddhartha Das
Investment Structure: Typically invest $1 million to
$10 million in multiple rounds, in businesses that
employ technology to solve real-world problems.
Industries: Internet of Things (IOT), Financial
services, Consumer- driven & retail, Cleantech,
Digital healthcare, Pharma & Life Sciences.
Start-ups Funded: Little Eye Labs, Goli Vada Pav,
Portea, 24 Mantra, Seclore.
http://www.ventureast.net/
48. Trifecta Capital Partners
People You Should Know: Rahul Khanna, Nilesh
Kothari
Investment Structure: The fund will invest between
INR 5-15 Cr. for 16-18% borrowing cost, compounded
annually in firms that have already raised a first or
second round of funding.
Industries: Technology, Consumer, Internet Space
Link: http://trifectacapital.in/
49. Orios Venture Partners
People You Should Know: Rehan Yar Khan
Investment Structure: It invests INR 1-20 Cr. in a
startup and intends to stay invested for seven years
or more.
Industries: Not restricted to any particular segment,
analytics, Big Data, software for mobile phones etc.
Start-ups Funded: Sapience Analysis, Ziffi
Link: http://orios.gi/
50. Unilazer
People You Should Know: Ronnie Screwvala
Industries: Agriculture, Healthcare, Education,
Ecommerce
Start-ups Funded: Maroosh, PIFA FC, Ektstop
Link: http://unilazer.com/