Disagreement over money sparks another churn at Peak XV Partners
Peak XV Partners is in a pickle. The loss of much of its senior India leadership has thrown up a familiar venture capital conundrum: how do firms reward and retain top performers in a business where a few big wins end up carrying the entire fund?
3 February, 2026•11 min
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