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Pravin Jadhav-led Raise Financials acquires Filter Coffee

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Pravin Jadhav-led Raise Financials acquires Filter Coffee
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Pravin Jadhav-led Raise Financials acquires Filter Coffee Raise Financial Services has acquired Filter Coffee, a new-age financial media startup. The latter will join the Raise Financial ecosystem, which also includes the upskilling platform Valuationary and the stockbroking app Moneylicious. “We are excited to welcome Filter Coffee and Tanvi to the Raise ecosystem. Filter Coffee is a trusted brand with a unique voice that resonates with India’s emerging investor class. We look forward to supporting their growth journey,” said Pravin Jadhav, founder and CEO of Raise Financial Services. Founded by Tanvi Raut Dessai, Filter Coffee, which boasts a subscriber base of over 20,000, provides business and financial insights. With Raise, Filter Coffee will expand its content across short-form videos and long-form storytelling, delivering fresh perspectives on India’s financial markets. The details of the transaction couldn’t be ascertained. Entrackr has reached out to Raise for more details. Raise Financial’s stockbroking app Dhan recently entered the top 10 list of stockbroking apps in India, surpassing Paytm Money. It’s worth highlighting that Jadhav was the Managing Director and CEO of Paytm Money before resigning in March 2020. As per media reports, Dhan is in talks to raise a large funding round. The company last raised $22 million in January 2022. BEENEXT, Mirae Asset, 3one4 Capital, and Rocketship.vc are its major investors.

Pravin Jadhav-led Dhan storms into top 10 stock broking apps

EntrackrEntrackr · 9m ago
Pravin Jadhav-led Dhan storms into top 10 stock broking apps
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Dhan, launched by former Paytm Money executive Pravin Jadhav, has entered the top 10 list of stockbroking apps in India. Launched in January 2021, Dhan has also knocked out Paytm Money from the top 10 list. With 1.2 crore active users in August, Groww is the market leader followed by Zerodha and AngelOne. Upstox and ICICI Direct are number 4th and 5th player with 26.62 lakh and 18.89 lakh active users, respectively. Groww took over Zerodha in October last year and since then, it has maintained the numero uno position. According to NSE data, Dhan had 740,000 (7.4 lakh) active users as of August, while Paytm Money had 730,000 (7.3 lakh) active users. AngelOne may surpass Zerodha in the coming months, as the listed firm had 710,000 (7.1 lakh) active users in August, compared to Zerodha 790,000 (7.9 lakh). One of the newest entrants PhonePe’s Share.Market is also gaining traction and currently stands at 21st spot with over 2 lakh active investors during the last month. That said, Dhan is reportedly in talks to raise a large round. Operating under Raise Financial Services, the company last raised $22 million in January 2022. BEENEXT, Mirae Asset, 3one4 Capital, and Rocketship.vc are its major investors. Dhan has also been profitable from the second fiscal year of its operations. While the company is yet to disclose FY24 numbers, it turned profitable in FY21 with over Rs 7 crore profit after tax (PAT).

DSP Mutual Fund acquires Volt Money

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DSP Mutual Fund acquires Volt Money
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DSP Mutual Fund has acquired Volt Money, a platform providing instant secured loans against mutual funds, according to three sources aware of the development. “The two companies were in talks for the past few months and the deal ultimately closed last month. Following the acquisition, Volt Money key team members will join DSP Mutual Fund,” said one of the sources requesting anonymity as talks are private. Volt Money collaborates with lenders and distribution partners to provide instant secured loans with favorable terms. The company offers credit lines ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 1 crore, with interest rates starting at 9% and flexible repayment options. Led by Lalit Bihani, Ankit Agarwal, and Bharat Lamba, the firm raised $1.5 million in a Seed round led by Titan Capital and All In Capital, with participation from individuals including Praveen Jadhav of Raise Ventures, Aditi Kothari of DSP Adiko Holdings, Gemba Capital, Kunal Shah of Cred, and Ashish Kehair and Rahul Jain from Nuvama Wealth. Managed by DSP Investment Managers, DSP Mutual Fund offers investment products across equity, debt, hybrid, and international funds. According to sources, the deal did not provide significant returns for investors. “Volt was unable to secure a follow-on round after its seed funding, but this is a reasonable outcome for the founders,” said another source who wished to remain anonymous. Queries sent to Volt Money and DSP Mutual Fund did not elicit responses until publication of the story. Volt Money competes with Quicklends and DhanLap. Last year, fintech unicorn BharatPe also entered the loans-against-mutual-funds space through a partnership with Volt Money.

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