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Ixigo raises $53M led by Singapore s sovereign wealth fund

Share Online travel app Ixigo has raised $53 million from investors led by Gamnat, an investment firm managed by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private Limited, according to filings with India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The round also has participation from Bay Capital Holdings Limited, IE Venture Fund, India Acorn Fund Limited, Malabar India Fund Limited and others.  Launched in 2007, Ixigo is an online travel agency that offers bookings of flights, hotels, trains and buses. In February, Ixigo acquired Confirmtkt, an Indian online train discovery and booking platform. The company says prior to the pandemic, more than 25 million people took train trips every day in India, making it an

Rupee fall is hurting bonds now among Asia s worst

Rupee fall is hurting bonds now among Asia’s worst SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 22, 2021, 08:04 AM IST Share Synopsis The weaker rupee is also making borrowers hesitate to tap what would otherwise be some of the lowest borrowing costs ever in the dollar bond market. ETAuto By Rahul Satija A slide in the rupee is exacerbating a slump in Indian corporate dollar notes that are now among the worst performers in Asia, just as concerns mount that companies are hedging less. The securities have lost about 0.1% in April, worse than a 0.4% gain for a broader Asian dollar bond gauge, according to a Bloomberg Barclays indexes. All the other countries in Asia have posted positive returns, except China which lost about 0.4% after the stumble by China Huarong Asset Management Co.

Blockchain Week in Review: April 2021 #2 | Perkins Coie

Weekly Focus: Germany Securities Settlement Bridge India’s New Crypto Reporting Regulations Bank of Jamaica Announces Central Bank Digital Current Pilot Program US Regulatory Developments Securities Fraud on the Dark Web Using Bitcoin For the first time, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has brought an action against an individual, James Roland Jones, in connection with activities on the dark web that the SEC asserts constituted securities fraud under 10(b) and 10b-5 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended. Mr. Jones is accused of accepting Bitcoin in exchange for selling falsified information on dark web marketplaces. The SEC’s March 18, 2021 complaint describes the attempts by Mr. Jones to first obtain material nonpublic information about the public securities markets, and then after failing to do so, sell false nonpublic information about the public securities markets. Although Mr. Jones did not actually obtain nonpublic information, the SEC asserts that he

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