SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son's India visit includes meetings with PM Modi and Mukesh Ambani, highlighting India's importance. Son's trip foll...

Rajeev Misra, 62, played a critical role in raising the Vision Fund, the largest pool of private capital that disrupted technology investin...

The Japanese telecommunications arm of tech investment giant SoftBank Group and Cubic "will form a strategic global partnership to pioneer ...

Rajeev Misra, who has led the SoftBank Vision Fund since 2017 when it raised $100 billion, the largest pool of private capital, is likely t...

SoftBank Investment Advisers, which manages two Vision Funds, is exploring launching a private credit strategy that provides debt or debt-l...

Son is likely to meet government officials, as well as founders and CEOs of the Japanese conglomerate’s portfolio firms during his day-long...

Vision Fund 2 still has $6.5 billion to spend on fresh investments, said Navneet Govil, executive managing partner at SoftBank Global Advis...

Rajeev Misra will retain his post as head of SoftBank Investment Advisers, which helps oversee the first Vision Fund’s existing investments.

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India has been a bright spot for SoftBank, whose Vision Fund reported a record loss of $7.2 billion for the quarter ended in September.

SoftBank's Vision Fund has seen a number of recent changes among its senior roles after making a flurry of hires following its debut in 2017

Last year, SoftBank roped in Sumer Juneja from Norwest Venture Partners to head SVF India.

Rajeev Misra, CEO of SoftBank Investment Advisors, is overseeing the process that has been on for a while now.

The appointment is subject to the approval of the 37th Annual General Meeting of the Japanese conglomerate to be held on June 21, 2017.

SVF was conceived by the Japanese group's founder Masayoshi Son last year, and is unlikely to figure Sama on its investment committee, whic...

SoftBank’s new location in Mayfair is home to a swathe of luxury brands, but also hedge funds and private family offices.

The Tokyo-based investor has anyway slowed down investments in India and has not made any fresh deals in the past eight-nine months.