ICICI Venture, one of India's oldest alternative investors, is making the most of the stock market bull run to monetize its investments with impressive returns.
Private EquityIcici VentureIcici BankReal EstateInfrastructureReal EstateSep 19, 2024
ICICI Venture invests across private equity, real estate, and infrastructure asset classes, with a focus on identifying and investing in companies with strong growth potential.
The Indian private equity market is currently experiencing a bull run, with firms increasingly looking to monetize their investments and make exits.
Puneet Nanda is the managing director and CEO of ICICI Venture.
ICICI Venture is the private equity arm of ICICI Bank, one of India's largest and most respected financial institutions.
ICICI Venture's recent benchmark-busting exits are a testament to the firm's expertise and strategic thinking, and demonstrate its ability to identify and invest in companies with strong growth potential.
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