It is two years since Sequoia Capital India split with its storied US parent. That was a pivotal event for India's largest venture capital (VC) firm. The firm, which was a major catalyst in India's startup ecosystem for the past two decades with USD9.
2 billion in total funds, three dozen unicorns and nearly a 400-strong portfolio, rebranded itself as Peak XV and charted a new path. Last week, it added a new partner in the US with an aim to.
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We’re building Peak XV into a global firm: Shailendra Singh

India’s largest venture capital firm has just appointed a partner in the US and is hiring for talent management and marketing roles in the country.