Money Matters to raise up to $160.5 million for infrastructure fund
Money Matters Financial Services, a Mumbai-based advisory and investment banking firm, reportedly aims to raise as much as INR750 crore ($160.5 million) for an infrastructure fund, for which it has already pledged INR20 crore ($4.3 million).
The Money Matters Venture Capital Fund looks to invest in companies linked to the infrastructure sector, and aims raise between INR500-750 crore ($107-160.5 million), according to reports. The news follows...
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