India Tech

In January, Tiger Global raised a new fund of USD 3.8 billion which is meant to back startups in the US, China, and India.

Mid and late-stage companies might feel the worst blow of this global healthcare crisis.

The company recently raised USD 16 million led by Sequoia Capital India.

The company will use the money to expand across the Asia Pacific and North America markets.

Qure.ai uses artificial intelligence to enhance imaging accuracy with the assistance of machine-supported tools.

It has been backing Indian tech startups since 2014 and is best known for investing in Ola, Mswipe, Bounce, and Quikr.

The company will use the money to increase its loan book to USD 700 million.

The firm’s executives raked in good money through partial exits from Oyo and Byju’s.