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Cred Mint, launched in partnership with P2P non-bank LiquiLoans, will allow users to 'invest' their savings in a capital pool, which will then be used to on-lend to other customers on the platform seeking personal loans.

We'll soon meet in your inbox. Please wait... Existing investors DST Global, RTP Global, Tiger Global, Greenoaks Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Sofina also participated in the new round, while Insight Partner is the new entrant to Cred's cap table. "I'm very happy to share that three months after our Series C, continued interest from leading institutional investors has resulted in us closing a Series D," Shah said in the note, reviewed by ET. "While valuation is a milestone that many celebrate, we view it as a responsibility and an opportunity to create member value," added Shah, wh...

We'll soon meet in your inbox. Please wait... Existing investors Coatue, DST Global, Ribbit Capital, Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital are also expected to take part in this deal. TechCrunch was the first to report the funding news. The latest round will more than double the company’s valuation in less than four months amid increased demand among investors for a piece of India’s growth-stage fintech startups. An email sent to Falcon Edge didn’t elicit a response while Cred didn’t comment on ET’s query. The startup, founded in late 2018, had raised its Series A round in August 2019 a...

Goldstein and russell and an ed store at scotus blog. she's argued before the supreme court, has been listening to the first hour of arguments this morning. amy, are the justices right now remaining poker faced as they have these proceedings, or are we seeing one or two leading the discussion a certain way? >> well, we've seen a lot of questions from the four of the court's more conservative justices. we've seen very few questions from the so-called liberal justices. and the ones that they have asked have been largely friendly questions. so it's a good news/bad news scenario, i would say, for ...