Home Industry Education Mubadala invests in India’s Avanse Financial Services Avanse, India’s second-largest NBFC in the education finance sector, provides hyper-personalised education financing solutions to students by Gulf Business March 27, 2024 Image: Mubadala Mubadala Investment Company has announced its strategic investment in Avanse Financial Services (Avanse), a leading Indian non-banking financial company (NBFC) in the education sector. Mubadala led the funding round through its affiliate Alpha Investment Company, with participation from Avendus PE Investment Advisors’s fund Avendus Future Leaders Fund II. Avanse, India’s second-largest NBFC in the education finance domain, provides hyper-personalised education financing solutions to students. Mubadala enters India’s financial services and education sectors Marking the sovereign investor’s maiden foray into India’s financial services sector, this investment reflects the company’s strategic vision to expand its footprint in Asia, with ambitions to double its exposure to the region by 2030. With assets under management to the tune Dhs5.5bn as of December 2023, Avanse stands poised to leverage this infusion of funds to further scale its operations and drive innovation within the sector. Luca Molinari, head of Asia and Financial Services at Mubadala, emphasised the shared commitment towards empowering the aspirations of Indian students. In recent news, global mobility fintech Moove has announced the successful closure of a $100m Series B funding round. Led by Mubadala alongside new investment from Uber, the funding will see UAE-headquartered Moove accelerate its growth and drive electric vehicle (EV) adoption across diverse markets. With inputs from WAM. Tags Avanse Education finance India Mubadala You might also like Join our fintech, finance and investment panel on November 27 FAB’s EOSB funds secure initial approval from MOHRE, SCA Abu Dhabi Catalyst Partners, Investindustrial partner to drive regional growth Mubadala to sale Brazil’s Porto Sudeste, Mina Gerais iron-ore mines