SAIF eyes mobile, e-commerce, financial services

Mint 2018-02-16

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Private equity firm SAIF Partners in 2015 is expecting to invest at least $70 -$100 million in 10-15 companies largely in the mobile, e-commerce and financial services sector as the fund continues to deepen its presence in India.

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