In a strategic move to further strengthen its financial services portfolio, unicorn fintech player BharatPe raised its stake in NBFC Trillion Loans to nearly 60%. The investment is pegged at

Finteh unicorn, the BharatPe payment brand, has undergone another round of senior management reorganization. It strives to develop its functional capacity within major business segments. A major organizational redesignation is

BharatPe is a prominent QR code-based payment application designed to cater to the needs of offline businesses and retailers. With its corporate headquarters situated in New Delhi, the company has

Ashneer Grover, the former founder of BharatPe. This has raised concerns regarding the Indian government’s recent decision to impose a 28% tax on funds accumulated by online gaming companies. In

The change occurs months after the BharatPe board dismissed Ashneer Grover and his wife for financial malfeasance A person with knowledge of the situation claimed that BharatPe has filed a

“You should not file any lawsuit against a shareholder. We are looking for a settlement with Ashneer,” the person aware of the discussion between Koladiya and the company added, requesting

Bharatpe said that it facilitated loan disbursal for over 1.2 lakh merchants during the quarter compared to 66,000 merchants that benefitted from the service in January-March quarter. Fintech firm Bharatpe

Following a governance review, BharatPe said on Tuesday that it has taken the necessary steps against a former founder to reclaim his restricted shares. The firm stated in a statement

Sequoia, which holds the largest share in BharatPe, where co-founder Ashneer Grover was virtually terminated, said it will not hesitate to protect stockholders’ and employees’ interests, no matter how costly

According to BharatPe CEO Suhail Sameer, the fintech company will focus on modifying some governance procedures, such as how procurement is handled within the organization and boosting compliance and transparency. 

Amid the recent controversy let’s take a look at the journey of Ashneer Grover. Ashneer Grover served as BharatPe’s Managing Director and Co-Founder until February 28, 2022, when he was

Bengaluru: The ongoing feud between two cofounders of BharatPe, Bhavik Koladiya and Ashneer Grover, over Koladiya’s stake in the company, is an issue that BharatPe’s shareholders will have to resolve,