With three corporate-backed startups going public, most of India’s exits in November went through the public markets.

Ollie Graham-Yooll is heading to The Utopia Studio after four years as principal venture builder at BP's Omni-Sci Labs incubator.

The Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, an incubator for IIT Bombay, formed the fund to fill a gap in investment for early-stage deep tech.

Entire sub-sectors ranging from autonomous vehicles to healthcare provision to wealth management saw at least double the corporate-backed funding rounds of the same month last year.

The ecommerce services and software company plans to invest in five startups a year as it looks to build an ecosystem around its products.

Google's AI Futures Fund is partnering with Accel's Atoms pre-seed fund to invest up to $2m in each Indian artificial intelligence startup.

Taiwan's oldest university has tapped graduates to invest in its first investment fund.

Wei Cong Seah will invest globally in early and growth-stage startups in technologies aligned with Genting Group’s diverse business lines.

The country has created 25,000 startups — but can it turn any of these into global champions? That is the next challenge for the government and investor community.

Singapore-based Synexia Ventures is a joint venture between corporate VC arm NTT Docomo Ventures and leasing and finance unit NTT Finance.