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    Betting on disruptors in India’s BFSI sector: Insights from Beams Fintech Fund, Sagar Agarvwal

    The Fintech and Financial Services sector has grown exponentially in the last few years, and yet much more is to be achieved. In India, the sector contributes nearly one-third of the GDP and $1.3 trn in market cap. Additionally, disruptive products by fintech companies, aided by innovation-friendly policies have made India one of the fastest-growing financial services market in the world. As a result, there are ample opportunities for investments in this space.

    The BNK Group ventures into the global design hub with its entry into the GCC market
    How India's rising gaming ecosystem is bringing investment opportunities

    With the advent of cutting-edge technologies such as Gen AI, cloud gaming, 5G, and XR, the gaming industry in India is growing rapidly.

    Gamification of options trading! Gen Z investors are seeking tools that are fast & agile: Sivakumar Jayachandran

    Sivakumar Jayachandran discusses creating a trading console catering to Gen Z investors' need for speed and agility, infusing gamification elements to make trading accessible and engaging, especially popular for options trading among retail investors in Surat. Jayachandran says: "Our aim is to redefine how traders interact with the market, fostering a community where learning, competition, and collaboration thrive."

    Nexus Venture Partners leads $20 million funding at DevOps startup Orkes

    Nexus Venture Partners leads a $25 million funding round in Orkes, a DevOps startup focused on orchestration. United Wholesale Mortgage, Foxtel, and Collective are among Orkes' clients. The funding will be used to build out offerings, including an AI orchestration platform. Orkes was founded by Viren Baraiya, Boney Sekh, and Dilip Lukose.

    Udaan FMCG biz head Vinay Shrivastava quits; fourth senior exit since Sept’23

    Udaan's FMCG business head, Vinay Shrivastava, has resigned amid a series of senior exits at the B2B e-commerce firm. Shrivastava, with nearly four years at Udaan, contributed to significant growth in market share and business. Udaan is restructuring its teams and business verticals, merging essentials with discretionary business. Shrivastava's departure follows the exits of the group CFO and other senior executives since September 2023. The company recently raised $340 million in Series E, but its valuation reportedly fell to around $1.8 billion in a down round.

    The Economic Times
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