Venture Capital

In the last one year startups in India have started offering their employees an opportunity to cash out their ESOP holdings.

The move is aimed to woo offshore funds and make them park their money in India, which is likely to flow into the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem.

India recently announced a seed fund with a corpus of USD 136 million.

In India, Antler will invest USD 100 million in the next four years.

Southeast Asia’s unicorns are considering a merger with a SPAC as option to go public.

Female founders of 9 Japanese startups participated in the event that was held in collaboration with the Dell Women Entrepreneurship Network (DWEN).

Picus will invest up to USD 75 million in Asia’s early-stage tech startups.

From the new fund, the VC firm plans to invest in 15-20 consumer brands.