The discussion will cover the future of fintech and venture capital opportunities in India. At Trusted Insight's dinner with Subrata Mitra in Tokyo last year, he discussed India's venture capital prospects and tech ecosystem with institutional investors. India’s GDP flourished by 7.3% in Q2 2016-2017 to over $2 trillion. Furthermore, by 2020, India will have 900 million people of working age, and the average age of its citizens will fall to 29. According to Subrata, this economic and demographic change is fueling the rapid adoption of smartphones, creating opportunities to engage with Indian consumers and stimulating growth in India's e-commerce and logistics sectors.
LP Dinner with Special Guest: Subrata Mitra, MD and Co-Founder, Accel India
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Trusted Insight is hosting a private LP dinner in Abu Dhabi with Subrata Mitra, who is MD and Co-Founder of Accel India. Previous attendees of Trusted Insight's events in Abu Dhabi include senior investment professionals from top sovereign wealth funds and single-family offices.
The discussion will cover the future of fintech and venture capital opportunities in India. At Trusted Insight's dinner with Subrata Mitra in Tokyo last year, he discussed India's venture capital prospects and tech ecosystem with institutional investors. India’s GDP flourished by 7.3% in Q2 2016-2017 to over $2 trillion. Furthermore, by 2020, India will have 900 million people of working age, and the average age of its citizens will fall to 29. According to Subrata, this economic and demographic change is fueling the rapid adoption of smartphones, creating opportunities to engage with Indian consumers and stimulating growth in India's e-commerce and logistics sectors.
The discussion will cover the future of fintech and venture capital opportunities in India. At Trusted Insight's dinner with Subrata Mitra in Tokyo last year, he discussed India's venture capital prospects and tech ecosystem with institutional investors. India’s GDP flourished by 7.3% in Q2 2016-2017 to over $2 trillion. Furthermore, by 2020, India will have 900 million people of working age, and the average age of its citizens will fall to 29. According to Subrata, this economic and demographic change is fueling the rapid adoption of smartphones, creating opportunities to engage with Indian consumers and stimulating growth in India's e-commerce and logistics sectors.