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TVS Capital Funds onboards Bolt’s president Kal Raman as venture advisor

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TVS Capital Funds, a mid-market private equity firm, has appointed Kal Raman, the President of Bolt, as a venture advisor. Raman brings over 30 years of experience, having worked with companies like Amazon, Samsung, Groupon, and Walmart. TVS Capital aims to empower next-gen entrepreneurs in India and currently manages assets worth INR 2,000 crores ($240 million). The firm focuses on startups in the B2B services segment and provides mentorship along with financial investment. TVS Capital's portfolio includes companies like Nykaa, PhonePe, DCB Bank, and Medplus.

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