Financial services startup ESOPDhan on Sunday said it is aiming at a Rs 500 crore loan book by 2025, helping many more people buy stock options being offered by their employers.So far, ESOPDhan has lent Rs 20 crore to 15 Bengaluru and .
TuringMinds was set up last year with an aim to build a complete ecosystem of senior data scientists, machine learning engineers through campus recruitments in India.
Speaking at the inaugural function of the 25th edition of Bengaluru Tech Summit (BTS), Prakash said that it is time Indian start-ups focus on profitability which will create multigenerational companies.