Less than a week ahead of Budget 2023-24, fintech founders in India have laid out their wishlist. To drive financial inclusion, the Govt. must encourage investment in the sector through loans, subsidies and tax rationalization, they say
Ashish Singhal, CEO of CoinSwitch, one of India’s largest crypto exchanges, makes a Budget wishlist, which includes less taxes, better regulations, and a parity between crypto and other asset classes
The struggling crypto sector, which saw trading volumes crash 90 per cent after the introduction of the VDA tax last year, expects friendlier policies from the Finance Minister in this year’s Union Budget
Qritive uses deep tech to process pathology scans within seconds, thus improving treatment time for serious diseases like cancer. The startup has offices in India, Singapore, and the US.
The report also revealed that the town of Katpadi in Tamil Nadu's Vellore district emerged as the fastest growing digital payments city in India. Katpadi saw a 7x growth this year.
According to the DRHP, most individual investors and PE/VC funds will be exiting the beauty and personal care company through the OFS. Here's a look at their investments.
Market watchdog SEBI has asked OYO to update additional sections in its DRHP, such as updated risk factors, KPI’s, outstanding litigations, basis for valuation etc, as per a source.
The increase in losses comes against the backdrop of its expenses also expanding exponentially from Rs 4,292 crore to Rs 9,748 crore in the last one year.
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