Founder Chase Coleman will now manage both public and private wagers. Shleifer will remain with the firm as a partner, transitioning to a s...

While Accel owns a little over 1% stake, Tiger Global currently holds about 4% in Flipkart. Once a deal is finalised, Walmart’s stake in Fl...

Nayar spoke to us about the company’s journey towards a market listing, the massive swing from euphoria to caution for new-age tech stocks ...

Shleifer, who took over the India investment mandate from Lee Fixel, will meet portfolio firms and senior industry executives.

Tiger Global, which has previously backed startups like Flipkart, Ola, Delhivery and others, birthed multiple unicorns such as Groww, Share...

Tiger Global, which bet big on several late-stage startups and helped mint many unicorns in a record-breaking 2021, is changing tact after ...

The firm’s first serious bump was during the 2008 financial crisis, when it lost 26%, followed by a 1% gain the next year. Coleman regroupe...

Tiger Global latest fund, the biggest on record, will invest in internet technology startups in the US, China and India. The fundraising br...

SoftBank-backed Delhivery, in which Lee Fixel has been "investing and reinvesting" since 2015 first as part of Tiger Global and now through...

These companies are among the 10 unicorns created within the first 100 days of this year, itself a record considering all of 2020 saw 11 st...

The fundraise comes almost a year after it said it had racked up its twelfth fund of $3.75 billion in capital commitments.

His maiden bet in India from Addition comes at a time when New York-based Tiger Global has been actively investing in the country under Sco...

The platform works with more than 120 corporate houses such as Tata Croma, Future Group and Vedanta. The company plans to use the fresh cap...

Tiger’s return to the Indian private tech market reflects its ambition to step up local allocations

The funding tap is open for a host of ventures.

Scott Shleifer, who spearheads Tiger’s entire private market portfolio, picking and closing deals at a rapid pace in Indian startups.

The most consistent trait is overconfidence, which leads investors to think they know more about a stock’s value than they actually do.