Investors across the spectrum have renewed their interest in India's microfinance space, displaying confidence in the sector's turnaround a...

Warburg held 32.83% in Fusion through its affiliate Honey Rose Investment as of December-end last year. Chicago-based Creation Investments,...

Warburg Pincus, US investor Creation Investments and founder owns 58% of co. Youngest microfinance company is also initiating a search for ...

Global private equity firm Warburg Pincus, through its affiliate Honey Rose Investment, sold 6,457,849 shares, representing 6.4% stake for ...

Besides Warburg Pincus, Chicago-based investment firm Creation Investments Fusion, Llc, which is also a part of the promoter group, may as ...

Fusion Micro Finance mobilised Rs 331.2 crore through anchor book ahead of its IPO launch by allotting 89.99 lakh equity shares at Rs 368 a...

The IPO-bound Fusion Microfinance, which has been piloting a small business-focused secured lending book, is commercially launching it from...

The company has reserved 50% of shares for qualified institutional buyers, whereas non-institutional investors will get 15% of shares. The ...

Those selling shares in the OFS are - Devesh Sachdev, Mini Sachdev, Honey Rose Investment, Creation Investments Fusion, LLC, Oikocredit Ecu...

Under the OFS, promoter Devesh Sachdev will present up to 6.5 lakh equity shares. Further, Mini Sachdev will sell up to 1 lakh shares while...

In December 2018, Warburg had invested Rs 520 crore in the company which achieved a 45 per cent growth in assets under management in 2018-1...

Warburg has invested Rs 360 crore in the Fusion, while Creation has put in Rs 160 crore.

PE major Warburg Pincus is in talks to acquire a significant minority stake in a Fusion Microfinance in a deal estimated at $80-100 million...

Warburg will acquire stake in the New Delhi-based mid-sized non-banking financial company (NBFC) from existing investors along with a prima...

The equity raising took place over the last two months and concluded a few days back, chief executive Devesh Sachdev told ET.

The funding will help Fusion Microfinance to continue its organic growth momentum as well as consider interesting inorganic opportunities.

The company also intends to invest in manpower and technology which would in turn bring down operational cost and help reduce lending rate.