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The Indian startup ecosystem currently has approximately $20 billion, or roughly Rs 1.6 trillion, waiting to be allocated for investments, according to Rajan Anandan, managing partner at Peak XV Partners (previously Sequoia

Key Points: There is a need for diversity of thought in venture capital. Female fund managers face challenges that include access to capital and pay disparity. Female representation in venture capital leads

Increased diversity in venture capital, specifically female leadership, is vital for efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. Despite constituting only 4.9% of venture capital managers, female leaders result in double the revenue per investment

In a recent episode of The Alternative Edge podcast aired on December 13, 2023, Weaver explored the contribution and influence of female participation and leadership in venture capital. The discussion focused on

Female representation in the venture capital industry significantly contributes to economic growth by driving efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in foundational industries. Despite making up only 4.9% of VC managers, women generate double

The Alternative Edge podcast explores the role and impact of female leaders in the venture capital industry. Women in venture capital face numerous challenges, including access to capital and wage disparities, yet

Key Points: Female participation in venture capital is highlighted in a recent episode of The Alternative Edge podcast, featuring an in-depth conversation with Sindhu Rajesh and Sonali Vijayavargiya. Even though female fund

Key points: M25 has announced an investment in Aerovy, a company based in West Lafayette, IN, that is developing a suite of cloud-based software solutions for electrical infrastructure planning and operations management

Leav Inc., a Montreal-based fintech startup in the mobile self-checkout industry, has secured $2.3 million in seed funding led by Exo10.vc, a venture capital fund led by Nicolas Bouchard. The seed funding

Startup Orchid Biosciences has launched a service and raised $12 million that allows couples to screen embryos for genetic predispositions to diseases. The service intend to make it possible to detect diseases