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India stunned investors last month by abruptly suspending most activities of the banking affiliate of Paytm, a once high-flying fintech star that had attracted backing from Warren Buffett and SoftBank Group Corp. While the Paytm case was an extreme example of lapses in customer verification — it allegedly used a single identity document to open t...

Shares of digital payments firm Paytm tumbled 20% on Friday after a central bank clampdown on its payments bank continued to weigh on investor sentiment despite the company's attempts to assuage fears of a hit to its business.

PhonePe said on Thursday it raised $350 million from private equity firm General Atlantic at a $12 billion valuation, making it India's most valuable payments firm. A second tranche of investments from marquee global and Indian investors is expected to close next month, a PhonePe spokesperson said, declining to give further details.

Paytm may be circumventing regulation to grant employee stock options to founder and Chief Executive Officer Vijay Shekhar Sharma, according to proxy advisory firm Institutional Investor Advisory Services.

Paytm's plan to buy back shares has left investors surprised and worried about the loss-making Indian fintech firms growth prospects as it uses funds to prop-up its hammered stock.

Paytm's pre-IPO (Initial Public Offering) investors, which include likes of Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathway, SoftBank and Alibaba, do not seem to be in a hurry to exit India's leading digital payments brand.

Restrictions in share trading in Nykaa, Paytm, Delhivery and PolicyBazaar by institutional investors will be removed soon.

The billionaire founder of Paytm emerged unscathed in a crucial test of investor confidence, with a forceful majority of shareholders voting to keep him at the helm of the fintech pioneer that made one of the worst market debuts in Indian history.

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who is facing a crucial test of investor confidence, shared a couple of updates from the company's annual general meeting held virtually this afternoon.

The billionaire founder of Paytm, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, faces a crucial test of investor confidence Friday, when shareholders will decide whether they want him at the helm of a fintech pioneer that made one of the worst debuts in Indian history.

The billionaire founder of Paytm faces a crucial test of investor confidence Friday, when shareholders will decide whether they want him at the helm of a fintech pioneer that made one of the worst debuts in Indian history.

Paytm shares fell 6.2 percent on Friday over questions about the reappointment of its chief executive officer and the central bank's guidelines for digital lending apps. The Institutional Investor Advisory Services has opposed the reappointment of Vijay Shekhar Sharma as CEO and managing director. Moreover, Paytm told investors that the latest guid...

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma is looking to rewind-and-reset the fintech pioneer in India, following the stock-price collapse which exacerbated a crisis for India’s startups. The fintech firm’s founder is looking to win back investor confidence, as the company’s operating losses widened over the past year to about $350 million (roughly Rs. 2...

Foreign portfolio investors and mutual funds have marginally increased stake in Paytm's parent company One97 Communications, according to a regulatory filing.

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India stunned investors last month by abruptly suspending most activities of the banking affiliate of Paytm, a once high-flying fintech star that had attracted backing from Warren Buffett and SoftBank Group Corp. While the Paytm case was an extreme example of lapses in customer verification — it allegedly used a single identity document to open t...

Shares of digital payments firm Paytm tumbled 20% on Friday after a central bank clampdown on its payments bank continued to weigh on investor sentiment despite the company's attempts to assuage fears of a hit to its business.

PhonePe said on Thursday it raised $350 million from private equity firm General Atlantic at a $12 billion valuation, making it India's most valuable payments firm. A second tranche of investments from marquee global and Indian investors is expected to close next month, a PhonePe spokesperson said, declining to give further details.

Paytm may be circumventing regulation to grant employee stock options to founder and Chief Executive Officer Vijay Shekhar Sharma, according to proxy advisory firm Institutional Investor Advisory Services.

Paytm's plan to buy back shares has left investors surprised and worried about the loss-making Indian fintech firms growth prospects as it uses funds to prop-up its hammered stock.

Paytm's pre-IPO (Initial Public Offering) investors, which include likes of Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathway, SoftBank and Alibaba, do not seem to be in a hurry to exit India's leading digital payments brand.

Restrictions in share trading in Nykaa, Paytm, Delhivery and PolicyBazaar by institutional investors will be removed soon.

The billionaire founder of Paytm emerged unscathed in a crucial test of investor confidence, with a forceful majority of shareholders voting to keep him at the helm of the fintech pioneer that made one of the worst market debuts in Indian history.

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who is facing a crucial test of investor confidence, shared a couple of updates from the company's annual general meeting held virtually this afternoon.

The billionaire founder of Paytm, Vijay Shekhar Sharma, faces a crucial test of investor confidence Friday, when shareholders will decide whether they want him at the helm of a fintech pioneer that made one of the worst debuts in Indian history.

The billionaire founder of Paytm faces a crucial test of investor confidence Friday, when shareholders will decide whether they want him at the helm of a fintech pioneer that made one of the worst debuts in Indian history.

Paytm shares fell 6.2 percent on Friday over questions about the reappointment of its chief executive officer and the central bank's guidelines for digital lending apps. The Institutional Investor Advisory Services has opposed the reappointment of Vijay Shekhar Sharma as CEO and managing director. Moreover, Paytm told investors that the latest guid...

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma is looking to rewind-and-reset the fintech pioneer in India, following the stock-price collapse which exacerbated a crisis for India’s startups. The fintech firm’s founder is looking to win back investor confidence, as the company’s operating losses widened over the past year to about $350 million (roughly Rs. 2...

Foreign portfolio investors and mutual funds have marginally increased stake in Paytm's parent company One97 Communications, according to a regulatory filing.

The LIC IPO fever is gripping the country. There are many investors who want to participate. But will LIC create long term wealth for its shareholders?