Venture Capital
Tiger Global Management is having a terrible 2022. Its public-market portfolio is down by 52%, according to Bloomberg. The private portfolio doesn’t look pretty either.
The investment firm, which deployed $2.25 billion out of a $6.7-billion corpus last year, is also facing a slowdown in India, a market that’s relatively insulated. It is wrestling with issues of corporate governance at star portfolio companies like BharatPe.
Given the problems, one might be tempted to say Tiger will disappear from the funding market. But that doesn’t seem to be the case, at least for now. Tiger zinda hai. (We couldn’t resist using the phrase.) It has shifted focus to early-stage cheques, perhaps following VCs’ “conserve capital” advice to startups.
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