Analysis
Several prominent players have exited or restructured their fintech lending businesses.
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Indonesia's fintech lenders face ‘natural selection’ amid consolidation wave
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Coins.ph bets on stablecoins to monetise $35b remittance sector
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India's True North to launch second credit fund, eyes 50% higher corpus
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Women founders face ‘credibility tax’ in male-dominated sectors: Kavitha Ramachandragowda
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India Digest: Temasek, ChrysCapital eye CitiusTech stake; Travelstack Tech eyes IPO
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Interviews
The strategy targets one of the largest cross-border payment corridors in the world.
Private Credit
The firm raised about Rs 1,300 crore for its maiden credit fund in 2023.
In male-dominated environments, assumptions can precede credentials.
Deals
The company filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) late last year.
Greater China
Ant Group agreed to buy a 50.55% stake in Bright Smart last year, marking its foray into the brokerage business.
India
The startup has a significant presence in the US and India, besides the UAE, UK & Australia.
World
It is in talks with TPG, Advent International, Bain Capital, and Brookfield Asset Management, among others.
Philippines
Following the deal, the school became PHINMA Education’s 14th institution in its network.
The business will focus on building artificial intelligence work platforms for enterprises.
