Bain, CVC Capital also in fray; 51% stake in play in 2nd largest Housing Finance company as current promoters Kedaara & Partners Group seek...

Norwest Venture Partners, WestBridge Capital are among entities said to be in talks to pick up stake in ecommerce firm Meesho. The developm...

Risk investors ET spoke with said secondary share sales are likely to continue in 2024, as the focus would be on the limited number of good...

Till last year, when the funding boom reached dizzying heights, these late-stage rounds were led by the likes of Tiger Global, SoftBank, Na...

In her new role, Ketki Paranjpe will focus on driving investments in disruptive consumer companies in high potential categories.

This number is significant as there are hardly 1,500 professionals working in the PE and VC space currently in India. Avataar Ventures, Iro...

NEW FACES: A diverse set of investors, ranging from PE cos to family offices, enter the game.

This is part of Reliance Capital’s efforts to reduce its Rs 18,000 crore debt.

This is the largest domestic funds raised by Indian general partners so far. Last week, A91 informed its LPs in the fund that it had racked...

Nalanda will raise over $600 million for the new fund, which will take the corpus raised by the only public marketfocused investor to about...

Top-tier investment fund WestBridge Capital has raised another $575 million, or Rs 3,735 crore, to back Indian companies.

Big Indian private equity fund managers are getting bigger at a time when the number of zombie funds, which have failed to raise follow-on ...

Is this the right time to venture for capital; do you have the right biz model; the right people? Read on to find out what investors look f...

Motilal Oswal Private Equity Advisors has closed $155 million (Rs 1,000 crore) for its growth capital fund India Business Excelence Fund-II.

ChrysCapital, one of India's largest private equity firms, is in advanced talks to raise about $500 million from a slew of overseas investo...

PE market, increasingly testy investors and a lack of viable investment opportunities may hobble dozens of new funds being set up in India.

In order to keep a tight leash on their investments, private equity players are resorting to the carrot and stick approach.