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VCs are backbone of startups. How much do you know them? Here are my few insights: 1. VCs invest funds raised from Limited Partners, and accountable to generate them returns in 10 years 2. VCs earn 2% management fee annually from the fund, perform

Was talking to a founder few days back. Had a healthy talk and there was a line that deeply resonated in me - "VCs don’t fund ideas. They fund inevitabilities. Make your startup something the world can’t ignore." Niket Raj Dwivedi, you are the bes

Q1 25 - Startups have secured just over $3.1 B in funding, across 232 deals. Several VC firms have recently closed or launched new funds in the last quarter⤵️ - Bessemer VP → Closed a $350 M India Fund II - Accel → Raised $650 M for India Fund VIII

What's the best way to explain my Dad - Mutual Funds is better option than FD and MF gives higher returns. His statement is that "it is risky and might have to bare the loss sometimes and can't remove the cash whenever required (has lock in period)

How Startups Are Raising Capital in 2025 ? Funding landscapes are evolving, and startups are leveraging new opportunities Domestic VCs: Over 90% of funding in 2024 came from local investors, signaling growing confidence. Crowdfunding Platforms: P

Neo Asset Management – Key Highlights from NSCOF-II First Close 1. Fund Overview Fund Name: Neo Special Credit Opportunities Fund-II (NSCOF-II) Type: SEBI-registered Category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) Strategy: Private credit focused o

💥 A VC turned $6.4m into $1.3b in 5 yrs — there’s a lesson here for founders💥 Cyberstarts just turned a $6.4M seed investment in Wiz into $1.3 BILLION after Google’s $32B acquisition—a mind-blowing 222x return in just 5 years! 🚀🔥 This is why VC

VCs are exiting their funds at an increasing pace. The "Great GP Exit" is in full swing. More & more GPs are leaving big-name firms to build their ventures. And honestly? It’s not hard to see why. Here’s what’s driving the shift: 1. LPs Want Focus

💥 Kunal Shah – The Rebel Who Built CRED 💥 Dropped out of MBA. Never coded. Never followed rules. Yet built FreeCharge (sold to Snapdeal for $400M) and then CRED (valued at $6B+). While everyone thought loyalty programs were dead, he created CRED—

I sometimes worry, about what’s happening in the Indian VC ecosystem 😅😅 Based on a recent chart shared by seasoned VC Vinit Bhansali, in the last 10 years, the number of VC firms in India has grown by almost 25x. And based on an assertion by Peak