Medix Global announces finalists for its Digital Health Innovation Challenge India ANI | Updated: Apr 21, 2021 18:01 IST
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India] April 21 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Medix Global, a leading global provider of innovative and digital health and medical management solutions, has announced the list of finalists that will be progressing to the final round of the Medix Global s Digital Health Innovation Challenge in India.
The five finalists have been selected from a diverse pool of over 110 applicants working on digital health solutions for enhancing accessibility & implementation of quality medical care, promoting health literacy, optimizing costs, providing patient engagement, driving medical adherence & compliance and improving health outcomes benefitting stakeholders from across the health, insurance and pharma sectors.
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Band of angel investors in Indian startup ecosystem grows and with it, angel investments hit new record
The pool of angel investors in the Indian startup ecosystem is only getting bigger, backed by their strong belief in startups as an important asset class due to the rising innovation quotient.
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For long, angel investments in the Indian startup ecosystem have largely been driven by the bets made by successful entrepreneurs and tech executives, as startups were viewed by many potential investors as a risky asset class.
Today, that’s changing and leading to a spurt in angel investments in Indian startups, say experts.
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Private PFs can invest up to 5% of surplus in AIFs that back MSMEs
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The EPFO manages more than Rs 12 lakh crore of retirement savings but the changes in the investment pattern announced by the finance ministry on Tuesday are only for non-government provident funds that manage the retirement savings of their workers inhouse.
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She said the restriction on investment in overseas funds should have been avoided.
The government has allowed non-government provident funds, superannuation and gratuity funds to invest up to 5% of their investible surplus in alternate investment funds (AIFs) that support infrastructure, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), venture capital funds and social venture capital funds.