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Online Insurance Provider Digit Insurance Closes INR 121 Cr In Fresh Round

As per the fillings accessed by Inc42, Digit Insurance will be allocating a total of 38,47,427 equity shares at an issue price of INR 314

Here Are The 17 Indian Startups That Entered The Unicorn Club In 2021

Here Are The 17 Indian Startups That Entered The Unicorn Club In 2021
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Digit Insurance valued at $3 5 billion, raises $200 million

Digit Insurance valued at $3.5 billion, raises $200 million Top Searches Digit Insurance valued at $3.5 billion, raises $200 million Mayur Shetty / TNN / Updated: Jul 3, 2021, 10:08 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail MUMBAI: Canadian billionaire Prem Watsa-backed Digit Insurance has achieved a valuation of $3.5 billion with its latest fundraising round of $200 million from existing investor Faering Capital and some new ones like Sequoia Capital India and IIFL Alternate Asset Managers. The investment is subject to regulatory approvals. With this round of funding, the total capital infusion into Digit has crossed Rs 3,000 crore the highest for any non-life company in India. The fundraising follows a 44% growth in premium to Rs 3,243 crore. Insurance companies need to set aside capital for solvency in proportion to the business they write.

Start-ups raise over $450 millon in a day amidst strong investor sentiment- The New Indian Express

Start-ups raise over $450 millon in a day amidst strong investor sentiment   On Friday, start-ups raised more than $450 million from a pool of investors, signalling strong tailwinds for the ecosystem which so far this year saw the birth of 14 unicorns. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service BENGALURU: With the second wave of Covid-19 slowly ebbing, investors seem to have started focusing on sectors beyond ed-tech, food delivery and life sciences that have been predominantly attracting big cheques since last year. On Friday, start-ups raised more than $450 million from a pool of investors, signalling strong tailwinds for the ecosystem which so far this year saw the birth of 14 unicorns.

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