Following UK’s model, Luxembourg fund invests in Indian AI startup
The London Economic | Following UK?s model, Luxembourg fund invests in Indian AI startup |
- In 2017 alone, 38% of British companies made new investments in India in 2017.
- On December 12th and 13th 2018, an event ‘FutureTech’ was organized by a partnership between the British High Commission and India’s NITI Aayog (The National Institution for Transforming India), to fastrack funds for Indian startups.
- On June 2018, Xavier Bettel, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg focused on expanding cooperation in investments and Digital India.
- Boundary Holding’s earlier investment in 2018 AI-based startups includes XRVision– a Facial Recognition startup from Singapore.