Venture Capital

Over the last couple of years, Mirae Asset Venture Investment has invested almost USD 200 million from its global fund in Indian tech startups including Ola, BigBasket, and Zomato, among others. 

Some investors believe that the coronavirus pandemic will emerge as one of the driving forces behind a reinvigorated tech ecosystem in Israel. 

Apart from evaluating deals remotely, a number of other factors would shape up investors’ community in the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem in 2021.

Tencent has backed DXY’s medical professional community platform since 2014.

Major venture capital firms doubled down on early-stage deals as they sought to back the firms catering to the post-pandemic needs of consumers and enterprises.

In the post-pandemic world, companies will have to think of new ways to engage customers.

Originally intended for Indian startups, Lightspeed now wants founders from Southeast Asia to be part of Extreme Entrepreneurs’ third cohort.

The high-flying company this year already snagged USD 3.5 billion from investors.