Fintech Startup

- Vivek Bansal, InCred CFO, and Sunil Daga, Kotak President, are launching Saarathi Finance, an MSME-focused NBFC. - Both are serving notice periods and seeking Rs 600 crore in equity funding for the venture. - Saarathi Finance, registered in August, has applied for an NBFC license with the RBI. - The company aims to provide secured loans to MSMEs and unsecured personal loans via a digital-first super app. - Bansal and Daga bring extensive experience in banking and SME lending to the new venture. Source: [Moneycontrol](https://www.moneycontrol.com/technology/mc-exclusive-incred-cfo-vivek-bansal-quits-to-launch-fintech-startup-kotak-president-sunil-daga-set-to-join-article-12817241.html)

Past 1 year, things are not easy for fintech startups with pressure to generate revenue in the over crowded market. Most of them are selling loans and still not able to make it up. Any startups which are doing good and got the potential to become the next best with better vision, better team and great strategy?

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Anyone know about this company named Falcon? Here's their site https://www.falconfs.com/

Licenses required for fintech startup like Phonepe, Navi, Zerodha, ANQ, Cred etc., Can you help you understand Name, nature of license & Utility, Startups having them etc., This helps people to understand the legal ecosystem, how to maneuver & which licence to focus on, opportunities etc., Thank you.

*IMPORTANT* Monday morning and nobody at office. We have no option but to force strict rules now: 1. If you arrive any later than 9:55 in office, it will be marked as half day leave. 2. Lunch breaks are supposed to be max 40 mins long. I accept basic courtesy of following this, if not, I’ll tag people on the group. 3. All leaves requests need to be emailed to me. Without any record on email, we might not be able give a record of how many leaves in each bracket are left for each individual. So don’t expect this data from us, if you don’t email. Icing on the cake, CEO didn't come to the office

Hello grapeviners. Need very important help. I have to build a month wise business strategy roadmap for an early stage payments fintech startup. What should be my approach to make it robust and awesome? I am sure grapeviners will come up with amazing ideas 🙂

I have total 4 years and 7 month’s experience working in finance domain as a credit analyst. While my last year of work experience is very diversified working as product owner, drafting credit policies, building product and also helped in development of a tech platform. I now want to switch to a product owner role. What are the chances for this?