Indian entrepreneurs drawn to corporate VC – AVCJ Forum
Indian technology start-ups are seeing corporate venture capital arms as attractive partners, but investors must be prepared to show what differentiates them from their parent companies, industry participants told the AVCJ India Forum.
“We're a $30 million fund, and people used to ask why are you not writing $50 million per check, when the group has access to significant amounts of capital,” said Gaurav Sachdeva, managing partner...
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