Sujata Sangwan: Page 2

Former Sr. Correspondent

Sujata is an engineering graduate and has done her Post Graduation in Human Resource Management. She has a deep interest in startups, venture capitalists & technology. 

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Hear from Leading Investors on Secrets to Fundraising and Fostering Relationships at Entrepreneur's Money Summit

The Money Summit, set for August 8th, 2023, at the JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity, would bring together about 60 investors to exchange knowledge on strategies for raising money and enhancing investor relations.

Finance

Together Fund is Extending Its Founder-First Philosophy With Its Second SaaS and AI Fund

The VC firm on Thursday announced the first close of Together Fund II – its second early stage fund of USD 150 million focused on SaaS and AI startups.

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BYJU's Crisis Continues: After Prosus, Peak XV Explains Decision to Leave the Board

The venture capital firm, which is the second-largest institutional shareholder in the edtech unicorn, informed LPs that Ravishankar's decision to resign from the board of directors was due to BYJU's lack of openness when it came to providing investors with financial updates and information.

Finance

'Being a Value-Added Partner to Founders and Making Investments With a Long-Term Perspective are Important': B Capital's Karan Mohla

India is a strong market overall, and B Capital General Partner Karan Mohla anticipates that growth will continue to pick up speed despite the current economic climate. He thinks that being a value-added partner to their founders and investing with the long term in mind are important.

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Taapsee Pannu Unveils Her NFT Platform, Introductory Membership Priced at INR 3K

The goal of starting NFTs is to give Taapsee's fans everywhere a positive platform where they can get a glimpse into her life and grow their fandom.

Finance

Paytm Q1 Results: Fintech Giant's Net Loss Narrows to INR 358 Cr, Revenue Jumps 39%

With loans disbursed through the platform totaling INR 14,845 crore in the first quarter, up 167% year-over-year, Paytm's lending business continued to expand.