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MobiKwik's subsidiary MSBPL gets SEBI nod as Stock Broker & Clearing Member! A big leap in its fintech journey, boosting its wealth & capital markets play.

I was reading Urban Company’s DRHP, and it hit me hard when I saw "REDSEER" mentioned in there. I’ve seen REDSEER in the IPO papers of so many recent startups, I did a quick 15min search through all 25 of them from the last 3yrs. And guess, what, 8

🚨 IPO alert! Groww is reportedly filing a confidential IPO with SEBI in the next 2 weeks. The stock broking firm is also raising $150M at a $7B valuation from Singapore’s GIC. 📈🇮🇳 The bull run isn’t just in the markets — it’s in the boardrooms

Today I Learned #4 Sequoia Capital Past, Present and Future In the early 1970s, Don Valentine left his job at a semiconductor company to start his own venture capital firm. With just $3.5 million raised from friends and family, he founded Sequoia Ca

🚀 Picture this: You're about to launch your dream business. You've got passion, a killer idea, and a vision that keeps you up at night. But there's this mysterious world of financial terms that feels like a complex puzzle. Today, we're unraveling on

🤫Only 1 Secret to raise funds from VC'S but sadly no-one is talking about It's very often that we show these 👇 to the Investors when raising funds: Problem Solution Product Market Gap Team Customers Revenue Achievements Etc... Even tho

yooo 😭 just found out perplexity pro is free for students and it’s actually wild been using it since this morning — it’s like if google, chatgpt and that one topper friend merged 💀 helps with papers, gets real answers, even writes decent stuff. an

Hey everyone! I’m considering a platform idea for developers/beginners struggling with UI and CSS. On this platform, users can post their UI-related component issues—whether it’s about animations, new design ideas, or structural problems—and active c

Hey everyone! I’m considering a platform idea for developers/beginners struggling with UI and CSS. On this platform, users can post their UI-related component issues—whether it’s about animations, new design ideas, or structural problems—and active c

"The Most Dangerous Clause in Term Sheets That Founders Ignore" Yes, it's the liquidation preference in your term sheet that can quietly screw you. It decides who gets paid first if your startup sells—or flops. Investors might snag 2x their money