PC: Business Wire  This fund, starting at the COP28, targets funding sustainable energy projects in almost all regions. The target for private capital is $250 billion by 2030. A climate-focussed

PC: 123RF Indian start-up landscape over last week had a play of funding activities, new fund launches, key hirings and departures and other important developments on the mergers and acquisitions

PC: IdeaBuddy Dubai is pushing itself further as a technological leader in innovation and investment. A string of big funding announcements this week emblematic of the entrepreneurial boom gripping the

PC: Medial A big development in the fintech landscape has come through with Aye Finance raising a big Rs 250 crore ($30 million) funding in its latest Series G funding

PC: The Economic Times  GrayQuest-an education loan-focused fintech startup-is set to raise a whopping Rs 53 crore ($6 million) in the Series B funding round where Pravega Fund and IIFL

PC: Stark Times Physics Wallah has received a new round of funding of $ 210 million in its latest Series B funding led by Hornbill Capital, and along with it

Roger Ferguson  PC: Bloomberg SBI Holdings and Ferguson Acquire Minority Stakes This investment is a part of the burgeoning international interest in Dubai’s finance sector. SBI, managing US$187 billion in

PC: Entrepreneur Infra.Market, a construction goods and services provider platform, has raised up to Rs 150 cr or about $18 million in the Series E2 funding round. Infra.Market has raised

PC: The Economic Times  OpenAI, one of the leaders in AI technology, with innovative applications such as ChatGPT, is close to securing a record-breaking funding round worth $6.5 billion. This

PC: Techcircle September’s first week kicked off on a high note for Indian startups, as far as funding was concerned. For the week spanning September 2 to September 7, Indian

Servify, a leading post-sales service company focused on brand-authorized support for a broad category of consumer electronics, has raised Rs 84 crore, or about $10 million, in a fresh tranche

PC: ZAWYA Based in Dubai, E-Daddy is poised to bring significant changes to the United Arab Emirates’ EV sector, with new benchmarks in urban mobility. As the first firm to