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TLDR: AbleCredit, an AI credit underwriting company, has raised $1.25Mn in seed funding led by Merak Ventures. The startup aims to close the credit gap in emerging nations by using cutting edge

TLDR: GRAVITY, a banking tech platform, raised $1 million in a pre-series A funding round led by Kettleborough VC. The Mumbai-based startup plans to use the capital for tech development and organic

TLDR: The Venture Capital Trust Fund (VCTF) in Ghana is catalyzing private capital inflow for SME equity financing, moving away from high-cost debt financing. The VCTF, revitalized with support from the Government

TLDR: – Cornerstone Venture Partners, a venture capital firm, is expanding its investment horizon to focus on enterprise SaaS ventures and the logistics sector. – The firm is raising a new $200

TLDR: Private equity and venture capital (PE-VC) investments in India totaled approximately $39 billion in 2023, aligning with pre-COVID-19 levels. The manufacturing sector attracted roughly $2 billion in investments and the EV

TLDR: Early-stage startup funding can be challenging, especially for ventures in Series A. Startups need to master their burn rate, focus on profitable growth, streamline operations, maintain investor transparency, and explore alternative

TLDR: Gravity, a B2B banking tech startup, secured $1 million in funding from Kettleborough VC. The funds will be used to enhance product engineering efforts for version 2.0 and onboard 4-5 Indian

TLDR: Elon Musk’s xAI raised $6 billion to challenge OpenAI, led by executives with prior experience at DeepMind, Microsoft, and Tesla. The funding will be used to bring xAI’s first products to

Article Summary TLDR: ThreeD Capital Inc. reports a significant increase in net asset value per share to $0.89. Total assets reach $50.5 million, showing gains in investment and digital assets. ThreeD Capital

TLDR: Israeli startups presented to European venture capital funds in Paris Export Institute CEO Nili Shalev highlighted the impact of Israeli innovation The Export Institute organized a round table in Paris where