Funding · Financial Services
AlphaGrep raises ₹200 crore through debt instruments
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- Date
- Company
- AlphaGrep
- What it does
- Quantitative trading and investment firm
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- ₹200 crore
- Based in
- Gurugram
- Sector
- Financial Services
What they do
AlphaGrep develops algorithmic trading strategies using advanced mathematics and statistics to trade across global asset classes
What happened
The company raised ₹200 crore through secured, redeemable non-convertible debentures (debt instruments that cannot be converted into equity) with a one-year…
Why it matters
The firm plans to use these funds to enhance its artificial intelligence infrastructure and grow its retail-facing business operations
The details
- AlphaGrep secured ₹200 crore through the issuance of non-convertible debentures (debt instruments that pay interest but do not grant ownership).
- These debentures carry a coupon rate (annual interest payment) of 10.5% per annum.
- The debt instrument has a maturity period of one year.
- The company intends to list these debentures on the debt segment of the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
- The capital will be used to strengthen AI and machine learning infrastructure.
- The funds will also support the expansion of the firm's retail-facing businesses.
The bigger picture
- This fundraising follows a recent credit rating upgrade to CRISIL A+.
- The firm has expanded its operations beyond proprietary trading into asset management.
- AlphaGrep currently operates across India, GIFT City, the UK, and China.
About the business
- AlphaGrep is a quantitative trading and investment firm.
- It creates algorithmic trading strategies using advanced statistics and mathematics.
- The firm trades across all major asset classes on more than 30 exchanges globally.
- It acts as a market maker and is a top participant by volume on several exchanges.
- The company employs a team of over 250 members including engineers and scientists.
- It maintains 10 offices across Asia, America, and Europe.
- The firm's combined assets under management (AUM) exceed $2 billion.
What happens next
- Strengthen AI and machine learning infrastructure.
- Expand retail-facing business operations.
The deal
- Type
- debt
Founders
- Mohit Mutreja, Founder
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