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Startups raise the roof in 2021 Want this newsletter delievered to your inbox? SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Morning Dispatch We ll soon meet in your inbox. / Morning Dispatch Risk investors have been pumping money into Indian startups at a feverish pace this year. A new report shows they invested more in the first half of 2021 than they did in all of 2020. The pandemic is certainly a factor, but so is the parade of IPOs that’s around the corner. Also in this letter: Paytm rejigs board ahead of public listing Trading dips as crypto prices keep falling Indian startups raised $12.1 billion in first half of 2021 ....
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‘India missing out on $50-100b listed cos due to crypto curbs’ SECTIONS Share Synopsis ETtech Changpeng Zhao, founder-CEO, Binance “Banks refusing to work with crypto are like bookstores refusing to work with the Internet,” Changpeng Zhao, the founder and chief executive of the world’s largest bitcoin exchange, Binance, tweeted on May 7. The comment came amid ICICI Bank and other major banks cutting off banking and payment gateway services to crypto platforms in India. In an interview with ET’s Apoorva Mittal, Zhao says lack of understanding among Indian regulators and regulatory inconsistency are potentially taking away multiple multi-billion-dollar companies from India. Edited excerpts: ....
Synopsis ETtech Changpeng Zhao, founder-CEO, Binance “Banks refusing to work with crypto are like bookstores refusing to work with the Internet,” Changpeng Zhao, the founder and chief executive of the world’s largest bitcoin exchange, Binance, tweeted on May 7. The comment came amid ICICI Bank and other major banks cutting off banking and payment gateway services to crypto platforms in India. In an interview with ET’s Apoorva Mittal, Zhao says lack of understanding among Indian regulators and regulatory inconsistency are potentially taking away multiple multi-billion-dollar companies from India. Edited excerpts: What do you make of banks and payment gateways in India cutting off access for crypto exchanges? ....