5W1H, a newly launched marketing and advertising agency by Kunal Luhar and Aakash Chatterjee, has won the digital and social media marketing mandate of Eduvanz Financing, a Digital Fintech and an RBI registered NBFC helping learners with easy and aff
Mumbai: 5W1H, a newly launched marketing and advertising agency by Kunal Luhar and Aakash Chatterjee, has won the digital and social media marketing mandate of digital fintech company - Eduvanz Financing. The agency will partner with the brand to build disruptive digital and social media strategies paving a seamless digital journey for the RBI registered NBFC brand. As part of
April 19, 2021
Will invest in edtech and fintech companies
Mumbai-headquartered venture capital firm BLinC Invest announced the launch of a ₹100-crore SEBI registered Category-II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) and its first close of ₹30 crore. The fund will achieve its final close before the year-end.
An AIF is any fund established or incorporated in India which is a privately pooled investment vehicle that collects funds from sophisticated investors, whether Indian or foreign, for investing in accordance with a defined investment policy for the benefit of its investors.
Amit Ratanpal, founder and MD of BLinC Invest
, said, “We are thrilled to launch BLinC Fund II. We are inspired by the support we have received from our investors who share our belief that there is immense potential in investing in early-stage companies that harness the power of technology in the education and financial services businesses that are backbone sectors of any global economy.”
Budget 2021: Edtech startups seek lower tax burden, incentives to boost online learning
Edtech startups want tax sops and a range of other reform measures, including easing the compliance burden, to grow the online learning sector
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The Indian government must simplify the tax regime, ease compliance burden for edtech companies, and encourage new-age lenders to capitalise on the online learning opportunities that have arisen after the COVID-19 pandemic, education-focused entrepreneurs and financiers said.
The government should also look at offering incentives to students, teachers and employers to accelerate the growth of online learning, the entrepreneurs and financiers said at a panel discussion with