Pushkar Jauhari will lead investment strategy, fundraising, new investments, portfolio management and exits for Kotak Alternate's private equity and venture capital platform.
1 min read3 Sep 2026Siguler Guff has raised a $500 million fund to deepen investments in India’s mid-market, founder- and family-owned businesses. It will target consumer, healthcare, financial services and tech, with recent bets including La Renon, Trimex Foods, Rajasthan Royals and Valliance.ai.
5 min read19 Aug 2026Indian PE funds holding mature, older-vintage assets are turning to secondary sales, sponsor-to-sponsor buyouts and continuation vehicles as IPO-led exits fall 47% and limited partner pressure to improve distributed-to-paid-in capital mounts.
3 min read13 Aug 2026Venture capital and private equity firms have become increasingly bullish on India's energy transition market, ranging from electric vehicles to energy storage solutions.
4 min read12 Aug 2026Boldfit is looking to raise $80-100 million from private equity funds at a ₹3,000-4,000 crore valuation, as the D2C fitness brand looks to tap India’s fast-growing fitness market.
2 min read12 Aug 2026Siguler Guff, O3 Alternatives and NR Group acquired a 51% stake in Baazar Retail in 2018, making the potential transaction significant for the company's ownership structure.
2 min read10 Aug 2026As wealth creation spreads to smaller cities, HNIs and UHNIs are also broadening their portfolios with global assets, private equity and other alternatives
5 min read10 Aug 2026Gaja Capital is stepping up its deeptech focus as India’s innovation ecosystem matures, with AI, intelligent manufacturing, defence and quantum technologies emerging as key areas of interest.
3 min read9 Aug 2026India Resurgence Fund has acquired a majority stake in Ashok Iron Works' engineering business, betting on rising demand for large engine components amid the global manufacturing and data centre boom.
2 min read7 Aug 2026An idea aimed at international peace as its dividend cannot be turned into a narrowly held asset without the approval of football fans around the globe. Fifa's plan under Gianni Infantino to sell shares in its World Cup business was dropped for good reason.
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