Through the first half of 2021, Zelig has continued its strong momentum having advised clients from Europe, North America, Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Highlights from Asia, Africa, and Latin America include the $40m sale of PrimeiroPay (Latin American cross-border payments platform) to dLocal, the $110m Series B for Tyme Group (full stack digital bank from South Africa and Singapore), the $12m Series A for Neat (Hong Kong-based neobank for SMEs), and the $41m Series B for ZestMoney (BNPL platform from India). This momentum is set to continue with Zelig currently advising a number of leading FinTech companies around the world on capital raising and M&A assignments.Zelig has also expanded its senior team with the appointment of Vikash Kabra as a Partner in Mumbai, strengthening its capabilities in India and South East Asia. The appointment allows Zelig to combine its extensive FinTech expertise and network with deep insights into local markets.Vikash brings close to two decades of investment banking experience, the majority gained at Jefferies where he was instrumental in setting up and building its Indian technology franchise. After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant with PwC, Vikash worked at Goldman Sachs for several years. He also ran the Technology Investment Banking Group at Spark Capital prior to joining Zelig.Zelig's H1 2021 highlights include:
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