Grip Invest, an alternative fixed income online investment platform, has crossed ₹1,000 crore in assets under management (AUM) and is poised to tap into the vast pool of funds locked in bank fixed deposits (FDs) by offering secure, high-yield options to i
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Grip Invest is an alternative fixed income online investment platform that offers investors a diversified portfolio of fixed income options, including lease deals, corporate bonds, and securitised debt instruments (SDIs).
The minimum investment threshold for bonds on Grip Invest is ₹10,000.
Grip Invest is targeting affluent Indians, a demographic that is increasingly seeking higher yields and diversified investment options.
Electrifi Mobility is a full-stack commercial EV solutions provider launched by Grip Invest in partnership with former Cars24 India CEO Kunal Mundra.
Grip Invest envisions evolving into a major player akin to Yieldstreet in the US, capitalising on the growing appetite for alternative fixed income investments, with a growing investor base and repeat investments driving its growth.
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