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© Indian Institute of Technology Madras The India Venture Capital and Private Equity Report Series is an annual publication of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras. Previous reports 2009: On top of the world, still miles to go 2010: The contours of smart capital 2011: Fueling growth and economic development 2012: Stimulus for the new and the nascent 2013: Convergence of patience, purpose, and profit Support from the following sources for the preparation of this report is gratefully acknowledged. Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute Of Technology Madras
India Venture Capital and Private Equity Report 2014 Table of Contents Table o f Contents List o f Tables List o f Figures Contributo rs Edito rial adviso ry bo ard Edito rs’ Note (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (vi) (vii) 1. The lan dscape of Institution al LPs investing in India 1 Thillai Rajan A. and Somaj Bandyopadhyay 2. The State as a Limited Partner 20 G. Sabarinathan 3. Public investment in venture finance: Case for a State sponsored Start -up Fund 32 Arumugam Aramvalarthanathan 4. The b lossomin g of Start -up Ecosystem in India: Fund ing challen ges and the role of academ ic incubator s 45 Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Tamaswati Ghosh, and Suma Prashant 5. Domestic Family Offices, High Networth Individuals, and Retail investors as LPs 55 Suraj Srinivasan and Thillai Rajan A. 6. Ultimate recip ien ts of the LP capital: An analysis of the investee companies 66 Thillai Rajan A. and Somaj Bandyopadhyay 7. LP p ersp ectives: The experience and outlook 81 Thillai Rajan A. EXHIBITS 1. Indian Insur ance Comp anies as Limited Par tner s 16 Smitha Hari 2. Pension Fun ds and Un iversity Endowments as LPs: The Ind ian Context 28 Zubin Nayak 3. Indian Commercial Ban ks as Lim ited Partner s 41 Smitha Hari 4. Public mar kets as a sou rce of venture capital: The case of Future Ventures India Limited 52 Denila Jinny 5. LPs as d irect in vestors 64 Somaj Bandyopadhyay 6. Returns from VCPE in vestments: A clar ion call for per for mance 78 Thillai Rajan A., Somaj Bandyopadhyay, and Prateek Sri © Indian Institute of Technology Madras (i)
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