QED Investors, a major venture capital firm, is set to invest up to $300 million in India, focusing on embedded finance, wealthtech, and AI.
Managing Partner Nigel Morris says this move shows their belief that India is moving from “a market of promises to a market of consequences”: basically, it’s go-time for real results.
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