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SYNOPSIS ON

GROWTH OF VENTURE CAPITAL FINANCE IN INDIA

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Master of Business Administration in Finance
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Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar

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TOPIC

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Declaration

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Introduction to Topic

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Objective of the study

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Research Methodology

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Analysis and Interpretations

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Limitations of the study

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Findings

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Suggestion and Recommendation

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Bibliography

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC

Venture capital is a growing business of recent origin in the area of

industrial financing in India. The various financial institutions set-up in
India to promote industries have done commendable work. However,
these institutions do not come upto the benefit of risky ventures when
they are undertaken by new or relatively unknown entrepreneurs. They
contend to give debt finance, mostly in the form of term loan to the
promoters and their functioning has been more akin to that of
commercial banks. The financial institutions have devised schemes such
as seed capital scheme, Risk capital Fund etc., to help new
entrepreneurs. However, to evaluate the projects and extend financial
assistance they follow the criteria such as safety, security, liquidity and
profitability and not potentially.