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Veritas Finance raises Rs 1 200 crore from Multiples PE others - Vimarsana News

Veritas Finance raises Rs 1 200 crore from Multiples PE others

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Veritas Finance Private Limited: Veritas Finance raises Rs 1,200 crore - Vimarsana News

Veritas Finance Private Limited: Veritas Finance raises Rs 1,200 crore

Veritas Finance Private Limited has raised Rs1,050 crore from Multiples Private Equity along with its co-investors including International Finance Corporation (IFC) to expand access to capital for Indias micro, small and medium enterprises, stated a press release.

An entrepreneur is not a probability, but a possibility, says Renuka Ramnath of Multiples - Vimarsana News

An entrepreneur is not a probability, but a possibility, says Renuka Ramnath of Multiples

Renuka Ramnath, Founder, MD, & CEO of Multiples Private Equity, shares some of the core tenets of her approach in creating a successful PE firm.

Manipal Health Enterprises - Singapore's Temasek Holdings gets majority stake in Manipal Health Enterprises - Vimarsana News

Manipal Health Enterprises - Singapore's Temasek Holdings gets majority stake in Manipal Health Enterprises

Reports say TPG has sold 11 per cent of its 22 per cent stake, while NIIF has sold its entire 8 per cent stake in hospital chain

Manipal Health Enterprises - Singapore's Temasek Holdings gets majority stake in Manipal Health Enterprises - Vimarsana News

Manipal Health Enterprises - Singapore's Temasek Holdings gets majority stake in Manipal Health Enterprises

Reports say TPG has sold 11 per cent of its 22 per cent stake, while NIIF has sold its entire 8 per cent stake in hospital chain