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(1/) #unicorns and where less obvious opportunity in #AfricaTech might hide…
#India produced +35 #unicorns in 2021. While the number is staggering, it's much more interesting to see in which verticals value was created and what one can learn in relation to. Hold on #deepdive:
(2/) 38% #eCommerce. Many in #B2B (not just food and retail). Starting to see some unique & alternative models in continent, but a long way to go. Weaker manufacturing infrastructure and fragmentation makes it more challenging. Could be huge wins for those who crack this one up.
(3/) ~14% #fintech. Not just flashy #neobanks. Helping small merchants accept cash, SMEs and services manage subscriptions and of course access to credit shine above.
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The COVID has brought unsurmountable change the way businesses carry their operations. "Business continuity" which only a training material earlier, now has become a reality. How does this change consumption & digitization?
The frontside, regular IT/Tech was first to experience the boom due to increased demand of tech scalability, adoption of cloud solutions, and WFA (work from anywhere) initiative. Banks/FMCG/Retail/Pharma were first to adopt tech
There are some Post-COVID beneficiaries such as auto/infra/Mfg./industrial/transport etc. These industries got hit worst as they were relatively behind on the tech & automation adoption.
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Reimagining Indian health insurance (HI) - a thread on the HI landscape and opportunities Down pointing backhand index #insuretech #healthcare #insurance
Full blog can be found here - stellarisvp.com/reimagining-he…
@banglani @Stellaris_VP
(1/n) Indian healthcare spend is $120bn with $90bn coming out of the pocket of consumers. Many people get pushed into poverty each year due to healthcare expenses. Financial products around healthcare financing, including Health Insurance (HI), are severely underdeveloped
(2/n) HI is a $6.4bn market in India growing at 22% CAGR. With aggregate net incurred claims ratio at 90%-100%, HI pays for less than 5% of the healthcare spend in the country - which brings us to low penetration of HI in India
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