The Future Of

By: Mint - HT Smartcast
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  • Necessity is the mother of invention. The COVID-19 pandemic created extraordinary barriers and innumerable challenges to business. As a result, innovative thinking, fresh perspectives, and out-of-the-box approaches are now forced. Companies around the world are putting these ideas to use increased creativity, smart productivity, and efficient problem-solving. 'The Future of’ the world will change. But how?  @Shrijaagrawal from Mint will try to answer this question, by reimagining The Future of Everything. This is a Mint production, brought to you by HT Smartcast
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Episodes
  • Future of Deal-making: 'Secular investment theme in healthcare'

    Future of Deal-making: 'Secular investment theme in healthcare'
    Jun 18 2021
    In the third dispatch of our special series 'Future of Dealmaking Season 2: Capital Privado', Ankur Thadani, Partner, TPG Growth and Rise; Rupinder Malik, Partner, JSA, and Sidharth Shankar, Partner, JSA come together to discuss the investment trajectory of the life sciences sector in a post-Covid world. According to Thadani, the impact of the pandemic on healthcare is not transient but the start of a very secular investment theme. He adds that we are guaranteed to see a huge amount of supply enhancement on vaccines, injectables, and such products in the near future. Shankar said that investments worth $3-5billion are expected to be mobilized in the pharmaceutical sector in this financial year. As the discussion progresses, Rupinder, touches upon the topic of mental health and brings to light the fact that there's a tremendous shortage of mental health professionals and infrastructure in India today. Tune in to know more.
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    45 mins
  • Future of dealmaking: Decoding mid-market private equity in 2021 | Part 2

    Future of dealmaking: Decoding mid-market private equity in 2021 | Part 2
    Jun 7 2021
    2020 was a rollercoaster ride for India’s financial markets and the pandemic continues to have a significant impact on the country’s mid-market private equity activities. However, India’s economic rebound in the second half of 2020 has continued to drive very strong sentiment in public markets to the extent that experts expect private equity investment to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels in 2021. In the second episode of our special series Future of Dealmaking Season 2: Capital Privado, we take a deep dive to explore the mid-market segment of the Indian economy as an investment opportunity for private equity players and discover how private investment has helped this sector grow over the years. In a panel discussion, Vishal Tulsyan – CEO and MD of Motilal Oswal Private Equity along with Nitin Potdar and Upendra Nath Sharma, partners at law firm JSA open up on trends in the mid-market private equity space. According to Tulsyan, India has largely been a mid-market play with more than 80% of deals in terms of number of transactions being mid-market companies. However, he also alludes to the fact that India is a capital starved country and needs capital both in terms of equity and debt. To this Nitin Potdar adds that while private equity has proved to be a comparatively smart form of capital by bringing in a broader perspective in companies, old economy promoters are still hesitant to take private equity due to its robustness and slightly assertive nature. As the conversation progresses Upendra Sharma reveals how due diligence has changed significantly as more deals get struck in a virtual environment. Tune in to know more.
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    30 mins
  • Future of dealmaking: Decoding mid-market private equity in 2021 | Part 1

    Future of dealmaking: Decoding mid-market private equity in 2021 | Part 1
    Jun 7 2021
    2020 was a rollercoaster ride for India’s financial markets and the pandemic continues to have a significant impact on the country’s mid-market private equity activities. However, India’s economic rebound in the second half of 2020 has continued to drive very strong sentiment in public markets to the extent that experts expect private equity investment to bounce back to pre-pandemic levels in 2021. In the second episode of our special series Future of Dealmaking Season 2: Capital Privado, we take a deep dive to explore the mid-market segment of the Indian economy as an investment opportunity for private equity players and discover how private investment has helped this sector grow over the years. In a panel discussion, Vishal Tulsyan – CEO and MD of Motilal Oswal Private Equity along with Nitin Potdar and Upendra Nath Sharma, partners at law firm JSA open up on trends in the mid-market private equity space. According to Tulsyan, India has largely been a mid-market play with more than 80% of deals in terms of number of transactions being mid-market companies. However, he also alludes to the fact that India is a capital starved country and needs capital both in terms of equity and debt. To this Nitin Potdar adds that while private equity has proved to be a comparatively smart form of capital by bringing in a broader perspective in companies, old economy promoters are still hesitant to take private equity due to its robustness and slightly assertive nature. As the conversation progresses Upendra Sharma reveals how due diligence has changed significantly as more deals get struck in a virtual environment. Tune in to know more.
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    26 mins

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