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A recent study on the top paid CEOs of publicly-listed US companies put him at the third rank for 2018.

Judging by Arora's merry answers, he may be highflying executive no more, but his sense of humour is still intact.

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"Investors need to be patient. We invested in Alibaba 15 years ago and today our $200 million has turned into $40 billion."

One of the jurors praised him for being an excellent mentor to entrepreneurs, spending long hours with teams of his investee companies.

" I would say over half of my time is spent recruiting really great people for our team, and we have been super super lucky"

The high-profile jury of the Jio Economic Times Startup Awards 2015 met in the capital recently which was led by SoftBank’s Nikesh Arora.

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