India exits: Milking unicorns
Partial exits from Oyo by Sequoia Capital India and Lightspeed India Partners underline the importance of securing liquidity from a technology unicorn while it is still on the rise
Once SoftBank Vision Fund appears on a start-up’s cap table, should early-stage backers be thinking about taking some money off the table and de-risking their investments? If so, Sequoia Capital India...
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