In Mobikwik’s IPO, the public investor is taking a VC-style risk

The fintech company is looking to rebuild its financial services business from scratch amid strong regulatory headwinds and will use the IPO’s proceeds to do so.

12 December, 202412 min
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In Mobikwik’s IPO, the public investor is taking a VC-style risk

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