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Varthana Finance to raise Rs 116 crore from Swiss investor Blue Earth Capital - Vimarsana News

Varthana Finance to raise Rs 116 crore from Swiss investor Blue Earth Capital

The debt fund will be raised at 12.85% all-embedded cost including hedging cost, Varthana co-founder and executive director Steve Hardgrave told ET. The fund is raised for 48 months. The firm's average cost of borrowing was a little over 13%.

Deals in brief: Semaai, Komunal, and OnCusp secure funding, Etherscan acquires Solscan, multiple China and India deals, and more - Vimarsana News

Deals in brief: Semaai, Komunal, and OnCusp secure funding, Etherscan acquires Solscan, multiple China and India deals, and more

Bringing you the latest news briefs on fundraising activities in the Asia Pacific.

Impact fund Omidyar Network to exit India - Vimarsana News

Impact fund Omidyar Network to exit India

Cites shifting economic dynamics and evolved investment landscape as reason for its exit from India

incred: InCred set to secure Rs 500 crore in equity funding from a clutch of investors, join unicorn club - Vimarsana News

incred: InCred set to secure Rs 500 crore in equity funding from a clutch of investors, join unicorn club

In a release issued on Thursday, the lending company said that it has already received the full commitment and post the closure of the round, will achieve a valuation of a billion dollars, thereby entering the unicorn club. The release, however, did not name any of the investors.

Indian fintech industry remains third-highest funded in H1 2023 despite 67 per cent drop - Vimarsana News

Indian fintech industry remains third-highest funded in H1 2023 despite 67 per cent drop

The first quarter accounted for as much as 84 per cent of the $1.4 billion raised in the first half