India's Unitary Helion rebrands as Arkam, reaches first close
Unitary Helion Ventures, an Indian VC firm founded by Rahul Chandra, has relaunched as Arkam Ventures and achieved a first close on its debut fund of INR3.25 billion ($43 million).
The fund has an overall target of INR7.25 billion. Chandra (pictured) launched Unitary Helion in 2017 following his departure from Helion Venture Partners. The goal was to back financial technology start-ups....
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