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Narayan Murthy
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Ashish Gupta (Tavant/Junglee)
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Devesh Raghubanshi
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Ashish Gupta (CSE/88) is a co-founder of Helion and serves on the boards of Gridstone Research, Jivox, Kirusa, MuSigma, Naukri.com, and SMS Gupshup. He has co-founded two successful companies - Tavant Technologies and Junglee that pioneered...
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In my opinion Mr. Narayan Murthy is the most successful entrepreneur from IIT Kanpur. He is a software engineer and the co-founder of Infosys Technologies, a consulting and IT services company based in India. He is currently the non-executive...
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Before the market crash India was fast evolving as one of the safe heavens for PE investors and there were signs of PE touching USD 20 billion. Before the crash PE investors were eyeing sectors with ...
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Raju V P
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There is a school of thought which says that VC is a small part of PE and there is another, which says that these two are distinct. Let me take the later assumption. So long as the markets in the developed countries are underperforming and...
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Subrata Mitra
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The immediate future would probably be slow would be my guess; outside of company results, there are reallocations likely to happen on the LP side (institutions that invest into PE funds); all this will take some time to sort out.
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Japan Shah
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The future of PE funds is bright in India according to my view. Reasons being, the firms are fairly valued, not like in 2007, the firms have maintained good growth rate in the past 2 years instead of slowdown, which suggestes that the companies...
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Pierre Pienaar
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Some businesses will prosper greatly during this time, if the 3 "ovelooked main assets are effectively utilsed: 1. Your customers 2. Your Prsopects 3. Your Products and services. Furthermore: The first thing you need to do is discover the...
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Subrata Mitra
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Some of the thoughts that were shared by the Bangalore panel of Power of Ideas of ET:- Prof S. Sadagopan, Founder Director of Indian Institute of Information Technology “My view is that this is God’s gruelling test for all of us and much as we don’t...
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Padmanabhan R
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Not all loose sheen during tough times. Counter cyclical industries are not affected much. Again blood in the market is gold for vulture investors. Distressed debt investors will have a good time. The change in the consumer spending pattern can...
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Pierre Pienaar
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Some businesses will prosper greatly during this time, if the 3 "ovelooked main assets are effectively utilsed: 1. Your customers 2. Your Prsopects 3. Your Products and services. Furthermore: The first thing you need to do is discover the...
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Subrata Mitra
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Some of the thoughts that were shared by the Bangalore panel of Power of Ideas of ET:- Prof S. Sadagopan, Founder Director of Indian Institute of Information Technology “My view is that this is God’s gruelling test for all of us and much as we don’t...
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Padmanabhan R
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Not all loose sheen during tough times. Counter cyclical industries are not affected much. Again blood in the market is gold for vulture investors. Distressed debt investors will have a good time. The change in the consumer spending pattern can...
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enStage is a provider of authentication and payment solutions in prepaid, online, and mobile payments. Early stage venture capital firm Accel Partners (India) has invested in enStage, Inc., a California based provider of payment solutions. enStage specializes in serving the payment industry in emerging markets such as India and is a provider of authentication and payment solutions in prepaid, online, and mobile payments. The company also provides hosting and processing services, which include payment products and security solutions. enStage payment products include the electronic card used by HDFC Bank under the name of NetSafe, as well as the Verified by Visa solution launched by several f...
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Radha Sundaram
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Its good that companies are coming up with innovative ways in payment solutions interms of Online and Mobile payment...and with so many mobile subscribers which is increasing day by day will help a lot for these companies to provide their service...
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'Reproduction of my interview in DARE ' Accel is a venture capital firm specializing in investments in seed and early-stage companies. Before joining Accel as a partner, Subrata Mitra was a partner at Erasmic Venture Fund. At Accel he focuses on technology, mobile and Internet verticals. Subrata holds a Ph D in computer science from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and a B Tech in computer science degree from IIT, Kanpur Subrata Mitra Partner Accel What has been Accel Partners’ international focus? What brought you to India? Accel is a 25-year-old venture fund in the Silicon Valley. We have been very successful in our investments, mostly in the technology area. About seven year...
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I recently participated in an ET panel discussion. The slides are attached below. Some recommendation to entrepreneurs Hard to predict when markets would be getting better Cut down burn to the extent possible Try to get to profitability asap Don’t spend ahead of market to try and get market-share Great time to understand need build value into products and services, without overspending on sales marketing Make sure you’re in it for the right reasons; not for a quick exit, esp, with India still being very early in many ways
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Joe Gonsalves
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Very nice.. this will help all startup's in building a strong organisatioin down the line..Thanx for the inputs and info shared..
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