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Private credit investments in India hit all-time high at $5.1 billion in 63 deals
OutlookIndia
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1y ago
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A report by Praxis Global Alliance and IVCA reveals that the first half of 2023 saw the best period for private credit investments in India, with $5.1 billion invested in 63 deals. This accounted for 16% of all alternative investments during this period. The report emphasizes the crucial role of private credit in meeting India's credit needs and anticipates Private Credit AUM in India to reach $60-70 billion by 2028. Interest in India's private credit is rising among both domestic and foreign investors, driven by attractive returns and favorable regulations.
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BlackRock elevates Maheshwar Nataraj to head India private credit operations
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
BlackRock has promoted Maheshwar Nataraj to lead its private credit operations in India. Nataraj, who previously oversaw the firm's India investments, will now be responsible for the private credit platform in the country, taking over from Dhruva Agarwal. The appointment comes as the private credit market in India continues to expand, with both domestic and international companies entering the sector. A recent report by EY highlighted the rising deal flow in India, with 108 private credit deals worth $7.8bn completed in 2023, compared to 77 deals worth $5.3bn in 2022.
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PE/VC Investments Surge 60% YoY To $13.6 Billion In Jul-Sep Quarter: Report
OutlookIndia
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1y ago
Medial
According to the latest EY-IVCA monthly PE/VC roundup, private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) investments in India saw a significant growth of 60% YoY in the July-September quarter, reaching $13.6 billion. The quarter recorded 209 deals, indicating a rise in investments. However, compared to the previous quarter, the total value of deals was slightly lower, down by 5%. Growth investments and buyouts were the highest sectors, while the life sciences sector received a considerable sum of investments. The start-up sector faced challenges, with investments at a seven-year low. Exits also showed growth across all deal segments.
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BPEA Credit eyes over $1.5 bn AUM with new fund after another rebranding
VCCircle
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9m ago
Medial
Asia-focused private credit firm BPEA Credit is set to launch its next fund as it rebrands for the third time. With investments in companies such as Veranda Learning, mPokket, WeWork India, and DMW Group, the firm is eyeing over $1.5 billion in assets under management (AUM). The mid-market focused company aims to expand its presence in the region as it continues to invest in promising ventures.
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PE/VC bets grow 5% to $56B in 2024, current year to be challenging: Report
YourStory
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6m ago
Medial
Investments by private equity and venture capital grew 5% to $56 billion in 2024 following two years of decline, according to a report by IVCA and EY. The year saw a 54% increase in deal volumes, primarily due to a surge in credit deals. However, a challenging 2025 is anticipated due to potential global policy impacts and slowing Indian consumption. There was a 34% decline in new fundraises, while exit deals totaled $26.7 billion, aided by capital market conditions.
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After two-year lull, India’s PE-VC market rebounds 9% to $43 billion: Report
Economic Times
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3m ago
Medial
India's private equity and venture capital (PE-VC) investments rebounded to $43 billion across 1,600 deals in 2024, following two years of decline, according to a Bain & Company report with IVCA. Driven by venture capital and growth investments, PE deals remained stable at about $29 billion. India led Asia Pacific exits with $33 billion value, a 16% rise. Increased IPOs and successful block trades boosted public market exits, indicating a maturing PE-VC ecosystem.
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BPEA Credit set to raise largest fund at $750 mn, rebrands to Ascertis Credit | Mint
Livemint
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9m ago
Medial
Asia-focused firm BPEA Credit, rebranded as Ascertis Credit, is set to launch its largest fund with a corpus size of around $750 million. The fund will target high growth sectors such as services, infrastructure, and manufacturing. India and Southeast Asia are the major markets for the firm, with its previous funds achieving high returns and over 40 exits. Ascertis Credit recently launched an income fund series focusing on stable, short-term investments in India. The firm operates in niche areas within private credit, capitalizing on gaps in high growth sectors.
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Bangalore startups hit hardest by funding winter
Money Control
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2y ago
Medial
The funding winter has hit startups in Bangalore, India, particularly hard, according to Moneycontrol. Startups in the region are facing challenges in securing investments, impacting their growth and expansion plans. H1 2023 saw only three deals above US$100 million in Bangalore startups, totaling US$374 million compared to 21 deals totalling US$5.3 billion in the year-before period. Read the article on the source link below to know more-
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Creador comes out of slumber to score a juicy exit in India
VCCircle
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1y ago
Medial
Creador, a South and Southeast Asia-focused private equity firm, has made a partial exit from its investment portfolio in India. This comes at a time when the firm has been cautious in making new investments but has been considering two potential deals.
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Nvidia bets $25 billion that AI boom is far from over
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
The company's sales forecast on Wednesday blew past Wall Street's expectations and it said it would buy back another $25 billion of its shares, a move most companies make when their leadership thinks the company is undervalued. Nvidia's stock price, though, has more than tripled this year and was set to hit an all-time high after Wednesday's results.
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From Stable Money To Incuspaze – Indian Startups Raised $43 Mn This Week
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Indian startups experienced a significant decline in fundraising activity, with only $43.1 million raised through 12 deals between July 22 and 27. This marks a 365% decrease from the previous week's $200 million raised across 25 deals. Funding trends hit an all-time low during this period. FAAD Capital emerged as the most active investor, providing over $121,000 to four agritech startups.
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