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Fintech in India: Funding Trends
Fintech in India: Funding Trends
Funding Trends
FinTech investments in Asia increased to $5.4 billion in 2016, up 12.5% from $4.8
billion in 2015, driven mainly by China and India.
Relevant Stakeholders
Below are the key stakeholders that define the success of this industry:
Start-ups: The start-up in Fintech space is not just limited to mobile wallets. Presently in
India there are over 600 start-ups in Fintech that belong to various segments like banking,
lending, document management, insurance etc.
Universities and Research Institutions: Academic bodies play a significant role in shaping
the mindset of prospective entrepreneurs. IIT Roorkee organised the Global Entrepreneur
Conclave to enhance entrepreneurial skills and recognised those students who displayed
exemplary skills in technology-related fields.
Government and Regulators: The Government, along with RBI and SEBI, are extending all
the support to Fintech companies, to realise the country’s vision to become a cashless
economy.
Investors: Angle, VC’s, private equity houses are all looking fintech as viable investment.
Financial Institutions: Various BFSIs are collaborating with Fintech start-ups on a variety of
platforms such as wallets and online client acquisition, among others. They are proactively
mentoring, supporting, and investing in innovative start-ups. For example, Bank of India
offers a wallet in collaboration with Paynimo that is powered by TechProcess.
Fintech companies in India