Indian startups will have a new source to raise capital after the finance ministry allowed private retirement funds to invest up to 5 per cent of their investible surplus in venture capital (VC) funds and other areas, said experts.
Indian capital has yet played a small role in the growth of domestic startups, but that could change after the ministry freed alternative investment funds (AIFs)
“In a low yield environment, global institutional investors are chasing growth in order to meet their internal return benchmarks and India startups have emerged as a strong engine of growth. With these changes, Indian institutional investors finally