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When I was younger, I remember hearing stories about how investing was a game reserved for a select few—the insiders, the experts, the daring few who could navigate a world of paper forms, chaotic trading floors, and endless waits. It felt like a distant, almost mythical world. Fast forward to today: the power of investing has landed in everyone’s hands—literally. A few taps on your phone, and you're not just a spectator; you're a participant in India’s incredible growth story. We’re witnessing something extraordinary. More than just numbers on a screen, India’s capital markets are a story of dreams realized, startups funded, and new wealth being built—every day. In this blog we dive deep into some of the reasons and trends that are driving the growth story of the Indian Capital Markets. #IndiaCapitalMarkets #InvestingInIndia #FinancialInclusion #EconomicGrowth #RetailInvestors #MutualFunds #DigitalIndia

Year 2024 will be known for actual decoupling of the Indian markets from its global peers and here is why: 1. Indian IPO market is set to make a new peak in primary market issuance of about $20 Bn, which is 30% higher than the peak we made in 2021 supported by global liquidity rush. In contrast, IPOs for period 2024 in USA are 85% below its 2021 peak! With this, India's share in global primary market issuance is at 17% for the year despite a mere 2.5% weight in the MSCI World Index - thanks to the domestic flow! 2. Where the global tech startups look forward to listing on NYSE or NASDAQ, 90% of Indian tech startups which were domiciled outside India for future foreign listing have actually made a switch in 2024 and now coming back to get registered into India for a future domestic IPO. For example - Groww, PhonePe, Razorpay, & more. This is a tectonic shift and the fruits of this be visible in long terms as tech startups start becoming part of Indian index like Nifty/Sensex post listing. Checkout our detailed blog on why year 2024 will be seen as the tipping point in evolution of Indian financial ecosystem. Blog link is available in the comments⬇️ Finding Outperformers | Yash Agarwal

As a product manager in the fintech industry, I've witnessed firsthand how technology is reshaping India's stock broking landscape. Let's dive into this exciting world! India's stock market is booming, with millions of new investors joining the fray each year. But for many, the world of stocks and shares can seem daunting. That's where fintech comes in. Imagine being able to buy and sell stocks with just a few taps on your phone. No complicated paperwork, no confusing jargon - just simple, user-friendly apps that make investing accessible to everyone. I remember when I first started investing. The process was overwhelming, and I often felt lost. Now, as part of a team developing stock broking solutions, I'm thrilled to be part of the change. Our goal? To demystify the stock market. We're creating tools that offer: • Real-time market data at your fingertips • Easy-to-understand analytics • Secure and instant transactions • Personalized investment advice But it's not just about fancy features. It's about empowering every Indian to take control of their financial future. The future of stock broking in India is bright. With AI and machine learning, we're working on predictive tools that could revolutionize how people invest. Imagine an app that learns your investment style and helps you make smarter decisions! As we move forward, I'm excited about the possibilities. But I'm also curious - what features would make you more confident about investing in the stock market? #FintechInIndia #StockMarket #InvestmentTech #ProductManagement

🌟 Get Ready for the deep Insight coverage of Indian Economy Journey of 2024 and Future Ahead in2025 !! 🌟 The financial world in India is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with 2024 being a pivotal year of transformation. But what does this mean for 2025 and beyond? 📊 We are diving deep into market trends, key opportunities, and the challenges shaping the future. Our comprehensive report on the financial world in India - Insights and Strategies for the Year Ahead - 2025, is almost here, and it’s packed with valuable insights for Professionals, Investors, and Decision-makers. Stay tuned—this isn’t just a report. It’s your roadmap to staying ahead in a dynamic financial landscape. Watch out for this space on Friday, 10th Jan 2025 at 9 AM. #FinancialTrends #India2024 #FutureOfFinance #financialplanning #equity #investment #lifestyle #wealthmanagement #investmentbanking #insurance #financialservices #artificialintelligence #AI #financialfreedom #Privatebanking #Startup #stockmarket #venturecapital #innovation #entrepreneurship #spotify

Learn about what excites global investors about The India Opportunity - a stock market that is ripe for public listings and new-age IPOs, sectors that will help grow disposable income and rapid technology adoption! Hear from Anjani Bansal who is a Partner at Global Brain Corporation, a $2Billion Japanese fund investing in Indian startups (Seed-Series B, up to $4M) in the latest ep of the show! Watch here: https://lnkd.in/ge94zMj2 We talk about: > His journey from banking to working at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as the Country Head > What sectors are exciting in India from a global LP perspective > What is the sentiment of global investors towards the opportunity in India - why is there so much attention on India > Investing in companies that contribute to increasing income is a key focus in India. > Foreign inflows into India are increasing, including interest from corporate investors. > Late-stage funding challenges exist globally, not just in India. > Governance and corporate issues impact the sentiment of global LPs investing in India, and accountability and collaboration between investors and founders are crucial. > Qualities of founders Anjani likes to invest in are experienced founders, who pay attention to detail, and have respect for competitors. > Deep tech and AI have great potential in India, but more resources and patient capital are needed. > Global Brain Corporations investments in India in companies like Lokal Airmeet > How does Indian deep tech talent compare to other markets > Booming IPO market of India > Dealing with failure

India’s #EconomicSurvey has highlighted VC and PE exits to showcase India’s capital market resilience and future investment potential. A robust stock market, investor friendly policies and strong macroeconomic stability are driving lucrative returns. A total of $19.5 billion of VC and PE exits from stock markets between January to September 2024, up from $18.3 billion in the same period last year. Economic Survey is an annual snapshot of the economy, presented ahead of the Budget. #EcoSurvey #IndiaGrowth #PE #VC #StockMarkets #exits Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade | Startup India | Sanjiv Singh | Aastha Grover | V Anantha Nageswaran | Startup Policy Forum |

Hi Guys, Thoughts & Updates of the Day!, Pronoy here. Recently, I saw the post "Sector Wise Billionaire in India." Let's discuss it in our context (I & Mohanta Group) and the sectors we're currently involved in. As you know, we are potentially India's first self-funded, growth-stage fintech conglomerate, comprising nine startups. Therefore, we fall into the "Diversified" category. However, through our first startup, we are primarily an IT brand. The weight of our startups/subsidiaries and the projected future revenue and profit position us as a financial services, fintech, or investment brand :). Regarding the post, you can see many top Indian companies and leaders in various sectors. We (I & PMZ Wealth Creator) have been and continue to be investors in many of these and other Indian companies. Lastly, I want to share our latest updates and milestones for PMZ Wealth Creator. Today, we completed 150 weeks in the Indian stock market as traders and investors. We have four types of business models (two proprietary trading & investment models, B2C, and B2B). Over the past few years, we have focused solely on the first part of the proprietary trading & investment business model and have achieved extraordinary traction, performance, and growth. Now, we're moving forward to a massive scale stage :). For more details, check out our past posts. As you know, we (I & Mohanta Group) will generate income in two ways: 1) Investing in ourselves (own brands, businesses, companies, and people) and solving three universal problems: I) Effective wealth management for B2C & B2B. II) Improving business efficiency (initially focusing on topline revenue growth-related products & services globally for B2C and B2B customers). III) Career development and growth for B2C & B2B. 2) Investing in others across various asset classes globally. Currently, we are investing in one asset class (stock market) and one market (India). After entering our (I & MGC) growth stage and our (PMZWC) massive scaling stage, we will start trading and investing in various asset classes globally, creating massive wealth for ourselves and our shareholders. In the next few years, once fully prepared and having raised massive funds from our investors (DII/FII), we will enter the B2C and B2B space and start managing money for our customers globally. For more information, visit our website: https://bit.ly/MGCEmpire. stay tuned and follow me: Pronoy Mohanta for real-life learning, updates, opportunities, and more!. Thanks to all.

💡 India’s Funding Winter Thaws: A New Dawn for Investments! The Indian funding ecosystem, long grappling with a "winter freeze," is now witnessing a thaw. Rajiv Anand, Deputy MD at Axis Bank, shares promising insights on the resurgence of funding activity. Here's why this matters and what businesses can learn from this shift. Key Insights: 1️⃣ Domestic Players Stepping Up: Indian family offices and venture capital firms are leading the charge, injecting liquidity into markets despite global economic slowdowns. 2️⃣ Exit Opportunities for VC and PE Investors: Unlike the U.S., where private equity and venture capital struggled with exits, India has shown resilience. Over the last 6-12 months, PE and VC players have found pathways to monetize their investments. 3️⃣ Large Deals and New Listings: The surge in big-ticket deals and the growing maturity of Indian markets have created a fertile ground for new-economy companies to thrive and list successfully. 4️⃣ Market Evolution: Indian investors are increasingly open to innovative companies and new-age businesses. This cultural shift in market dynamics signals sustainable growth for the ecosystem. Business Impact: 🌟 For Startups: This revival means improved access to funding, increased investor confidence, and better exit opportunities. If you're building a business, now might be the right time to capitalize on this trend. 🌟 For Investors: With growing market maturity, India offers lucrative opportunities for returns. Domestic and international investors can leverage this momentum to unlock value. 🌟 For Industry Leaders: It's time to focus on creating transparent, scalable business models that align with the evolving market demands and investor expectations. 👉 If you found this analysis insightful, repost and comment to share your thoughts! 👉 Follow me for more business updates, strategies, and expert insights to level up your LinkedIn feed! #funding #business #venturecapital #finance #strategy #investments #banking #economicgrowth #startups #leadership #marketresearch #leanstartups #business #startup #growthhacking #businessowner #businessgrowth #businessstrategy #startuplife

Read our CFO, Mandeep Mehta's recent article in ETCFO, where he shares his views on the ongoing #IPOboom in the Indian market and the transformative power of the #DigitalEconomy. Discover how these dynamics are paving a new #growth path for #IndianStartups and shaping the future of innovation. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gjqXww3y #IndianEconomy #IPOBoom #DigitalTransformation #GrowthJourney #Startups

𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚’𝐬 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐥-𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐝 𝐄𝐱𝐢𝐭𝐬 𝐒𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐞: 𝐀 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐄𝐫𝐚 𝐨𝐟 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐭𝐡 India saw $25 billion in private capital-backed exits in 2023 and $11.5 billion in the first half of 2024, according to new data from the Global Private Capital Association (GPCA). Why it matters: While the rest of the world struggles with exits, India’s deal value increased by 46% and deal count by 51%, year-over-year. The big picture: Favorable macro conditions, investor-friendly policies, and a rise in retail investors have driven this boom. Indian corporate acquirers and stable rupees also played key roles. By the numbers: Public market exits: $12.9B in 2023, $8.1B in H1 2024. Secondaries: $6.6B in 2023, $2.2B in H1 2024. Strategic M&A: $5.8B in 2023, $1.1B in H1 2024. The bottom line: India is emerging as a new area of interest for VCs. Here is the link to the report by Global Private Capital Association: << https://lnkd.in/dFrHSREk >> Join our community of #founders, #investors, and #innovators on Invstt Join as an investor: https://lnkd.in/dzsxXNYt Join as a founder: https://lnkd.in/dD99Kis2 Build your investor community: https://lnkd.in/dKUR9ivb #invstt #Startup #Investment #MadeEasy #invstt23 #LetsBuildItTogether