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Chiropriya Dasgupta

Chiropriya Dasgupta

Chiropriya Dasgupta brings over 20 years of leadership in impact investing and economic inclusion with experience in 15+ countries. She is the Director of Investments at Drishtee Foundation and Co-Founder of Quiver, a micro-equity platform for rural enterprises.

Prior to this Priya designed financial products/platforms for financial inclusion at IFC, World Bank Group.She has also run an accelerator, led the BoP global research network, and advised global clients on embedding sustainability and mainstreaming economic inclusion while at Enterprise for a Sustainable World. Priya holds an MBA from the Johnson School, Cornell University and a BE from Pune University.

 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/c-dasgupta

 

Articles by Chiropriya Dasgupta

  • Pranshu Chhabra / Rudra Midhun Kumar / Chiropriya Dasgupta

    From Nano to Investable: Why Formalising MSMEs Hasn’t Led to Scale, and What India Can Do About It

    India has achieved something remarkable over the past decade: Millions of once-informal micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have been formalized, and it is now easier to start and register a business, and access credit and government programs and markets. But according to Pranshu Chhabra, Rudra Midhun Kumar and Chiropriya Dasgupta at Quiver, over 99% of these enterprises remain at the "micro" level, and the overwhelming majority of them are classified as “nano,” a subset of the lowest level of the MSME classification. They argue that while India has become very good at bringing enterprises into the formal system, it is struggling to help them move into their next stage of growth: becoming large enough to attract formal investment. They explore this challenge, explaining why the transition from nano to investable cannot be solved by capital alone.

    Categories
    Investing
    Tags
    governance, MSMEs, public policy, scale
  • Chiropriya Dasgupta

    Building BoP Ecosystems: Register for the 2018 BoP Global Network Summit, April 18 – 20, New Delhi, India

    Ecosystem development in BoP business has evolved from a buzzword to an emerging reality, with multiple new partnerships and platforms. The 3rd BoP Global Network Summit aims to catalyze and support such partnerships, convening 200 participants from 15+ countries on April 18 – 20 in New Delhi, India. Register soon: Early bird pricing ends Feb. 28. And subscribe to NextBillion Notes for a chance to win one of two free tickets we'll be raffling off to subscribers in the coming weeks.

    Categories
    Uncategorized
    Tags
    business development, circular economy
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