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RBI releases paper titled ‘What Drives Startup Fundraising in India’

Published on January 23, 2023
Current Context: According to a paper in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) January 2023 bulletin titled "What Drives Startup Fundraising in India," start-up fundraising in India is anticipated to quickly recover from the macroeconomic instabilities experienced over the previous two to three years.
RBI releases paper titled ‘What Drives Startup Fundraising in India’
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  • Startups founded in 2020 and 2021 appear to be doing better at raising capital, particularly those in cutting-edge industries like fintech, edutech, and investors’ growing interest in industrial applications of artificial intelligence.
  • According to the authors, policy attention is expected to turn to foster an environment that will enable startups to expand more quickly and receive funding from private investors.

Question:

Q.1 According to a paper in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) January 2023 bulletin, which of the following best describes the anticipated recovery of start-up fundraising in India?
a. Slow and steady recovery over the next five years
b. Immediate and significant recovery
c. No recovery, as the market remains unstable
d. None of the above
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