New York-based Tiger Global Management top startup investor in January-April
The private equity hedge fund, led by Lee Fixel, which manages $10 billion in assets, was placed fourth during the same period last year.

Tiger, founded in 2001, has made investment commitments of $269 million across 11 deals in January- April period, as against the $10 million for a single deal during the first four months of 2014. Tiger, one of the major investors in ecommerce firm Flipkart, has started to make early stage investments too, in India.
Venture Capital (VC) firm Sequoia Capital has made investment worth $208 million during the first four months of this year across 14 deals. During the same period last year, VC firm Nexus Venture Partners with $73 million in funding was the largest VC player in the country followed by Kalaari Capital with $45 million in in vestment across six deals.
“The India focus of Tiger has helped the ecosystem immensely as it has given confidence to other global private equity and hedge funds to come to India. With the establishment of Bengaluru office, the momentum is going to get accelerated.They understand the Indian realities better now,“ said Karan Mohla, executive director and head of digital consumer investment at VC firm IDG Ventures.
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