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Startup Ecosystem Mourns The Loss Of Good Capital Cofounder Rohan Malhotra

Inc42 · 11m ago

Startup Ecosystem Mourns The Loss Of Good Capital Cofounder Rohan Malhotra

- Rohan Malhotra is the co-founder of Good Capital, a venture capital firm, alongside his brother Arjun Malhotra. - Good Capital launched its first fund with a target corpus of $25 million under Rohan's leadership. - The firm specializes in backing startups at various stages, from pre-seed to Series A. - Some notable investments in Good Capital's portfolio include Meesho, simsim (acquired by Google), Definitive Intelligence (acquired by Groq), and Autonomic (acquired by Ford).

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Good Capital co-founder Rohan Malhotra passes away

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VCCircle · 10m ago

Good Capital co-founder Rohan Malhotra passes away

- Rohan Malhotra, co-founder of venture capital firm Good Capital, passed away on October 1 at the age of 36. - He co-founded Good Capital with his brother Arjun Malhotra in 2019 to invest in seed-stage startups. - Prior to starting Good Capital, Rohan and Arjun launched startup incubator Investopad in 2014. - Rohan was involved in various roles in the financial and venture capital industry before his entrepreneurial ventures. - Good Capital's portfolio includes investments in startups like Meesho, Lead School, and SimSim.

Govt needs to boost financial support to startups: Snapdeal founder

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Govt needs to boost financial support to startups: Snapdeal founder

The government needs to increase financial support for the startup ecosystem in order to create a pool of domestic capital for new age businesses, according to Kunal Bahl, cofounder of Titan Capital and founder of Snapdeal. The government's Fund of Funds has invested in 140 domestic funds, but Bahl believes that the allocated amount of $1.2 billion over 10 years is too small for a nation of India's ambition and size. He suggests that the government should provide Rs 5,000 or Rs 10,000 crore annually to fuel the ecosystem. This conversation about boosting capital comes at a time when the startup ecosystem is experiencing a slowdown, with a majority of ownership in startups beyond Series C belonging to overseas funds. The government is reportedly working on a framework to reduce investment risks for local pension funds and insurers in the startup sector.

How Shaktikanta Das Moulded India’s Fintech As RBI Governor

Inc42 · 8m ago

How Shaktikanta Das Moulded India’s Fintech As RBI Governor

Shaktikanta Das, the outgoing RBI governor, has made significant contributions to India's digital economy and fintech ecosystem through his decisions and statements. He imposed regulatory measures on fintech giants and expressed strong opposition to cryptocurrencies. These actions played a crucial role in shaping India's startup ecosystem, the third-largest in the world. Sanjay Malhotra, the current revenue secretary, will succeed Das as the 26th governor of the RBI.

HCLTech chairperson Roshni Nadar conferred France's highest civilian award

YourStory

YourStory · 1y ago

HCLTech chairperson Roshni Nadar conferred France's highest civilian award

Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Chairperson of HCL Technologies, has been awarded the Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, the highest civilian award in France. This recognition reflects the growing economic and technological cooperation between France and India, acknowledging the contributions of Indian IT companies to France's digital ecosystem. As HCLTech has had a long-standing presence in France, Malhotra expressed commitment to scaling operations in the country in order to support the digital transformation of French businesses. In addition to her role at HCL Technologies, Malhotra is actively involved in education initiatives and children's empowerment through the Shiv Nadar Foundation.

CaratLane’s Mithun Sacheti, Binny Bansal back Xeed as Indian founders turn big local sponsors

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

CaratLane’s Mithun Sacheti, Binny Bansal back Xeed as Indian founders turn big local sponsors

Indian startup ecosystem is seeing more influential founders becoming funders by backing various funds. CaratLane founder Mithun Sacheti and Flipkart cofounder Binny Bansal have become anchor LPs in Bengaluru-based Xeed Ventures, an early-stage fund led by Sailesh Tulshan. The fund, formerly known as 021 Capital, has also secured Premji Invest as an LP. Xeed Ventures will focus on enterprise, B2B, and fintech deals, with investments below $1 million. Other founders have also contributed capital to the fund, which has already closed investments in Charcoal.inc and Kredit.pe.

Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani predicts that India will have one million startups by 2035

Economic Times

Economic Times · 5m ago

Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani predicts that India will have one million startups by 2035

Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani predicts that India will have one million startups by 2035, driven by a 20% annual growth in the startup ecosystem. Addressing economic disparities, Nilekani emphasizes leveraging AI, capital, entrepreneurship, and economic formalization. He highlights initiatives like the Open Agri Network and AI-driven education to empower sectors like farming. He also stresses enhancing credit access through the Account Aggregator system and proposes measures to boost formalization and market access for MSMEs to achieve an $8 trillion economy.

Boost to entrepreneurship, bid to curb speculation a hard balance

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Boost to entrepreneurship, bid to curb speculation a hard balance

The budget brings both good and bad news for the capital markets and entrepreneurial ecosystem. Changes in the securities transaction tax (STT) aim to reduce speculative activity, making trading futures and options costlier. Capital gains tax has also increased, potentially impacting larger investors. On the positive side, the budget introduces measures to support small businesses, improve education and skilling, and make investing in startups more attractive. The removal of the 'angel tax' on startup investments is particularly beneficial. Striking a balance between reducing speculation and supporting entrepreneurship is crucial for economic growth.

Top 12 Venture Capitals Backing India's Young AI Startups

StartupTalky

StartupTalky · 1y ago

Top 12 Venture Capitals Backing India's Young AI Startups

India's startup ecosystem has seen a surge in ventures focused on artificial intelligence (AI). These startups are developing innovative solutions that have the potential to transform various industries. To support these young AI startups, several venture capital (VC) funds have emerged in India. Some of the top VC funds include RTP Global, Endiya Partners, Aeravti Ventures, pi Ventures, Together, Hyderabad Angels, Arkam Ventures, GRAYSCALE VENTURES, CapFort Ventures, Speciale Invest, Equirus, and GOOD CAPITAL. These funds provide funding, mentorship, and resources to drive innovation and foster growth in India's tech landscape.

Corporate Governance issue wake-up call for startups; saddening to see any lapses: Bombay Shaving Company CEO

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2y ago

Corporate Governance issue wake-up call for startups; saddening to see any lapses: Bombay Shaving Company CEO

Corporate governance should be a collective responsibility involving all stakeholders in a startup, according to Shantanu Deshpande, the founder of Bombay Shaving Company. He highlighted that any lapses are concerning for the ecosystem and stressed the need to fix corporate governance issues. Deshpande noted that good companies will still attract funding, though valuations might be more cautious. He urged entrepreneurs to focus on company health and capital conservation during the funding winter, which could lead to positive habits.

Priyanka Gill quits Kalaari Capital to launch lab-grown diamond brand

Economic Times

Economic Times · 6m ago

Priyanka Gill, cofounder of Good Glamm Group and former Kalaari Capital venture partner, has launched a lab-grown diamond brand, Coluxe. The brand, focusing on sustainable and ethical fine jewellery, intends to debut digitally in mid-2025, with plans for retail expansion. Coluxe will feature contemporary collections and incorporate technology-driven experiences like AI-powered virtual try-ons. Gill's initiative comes amid discussions about policymaking for lab-grown diamonds, emphasizing their equivalence to mined diamonds in quality and appearance.

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