Dilip Gopinath is appointed as Head of HSBC Innovation Banking, India, as the organization launches its dedicated platform to strengthen India’s growing technology and venture ecosystem.
With over two decades of experience at HSBC, Dilip has played a key role in driving the bank’s focus on startups and the new-age economy. He has previously held leadership roles such as Director and Head, Portfolio Coverage – Tech, and Director and Country Lead – Tech, Commercial Banking.
Dilip’s extensive background in managing lending programs, collaborating with venture capital and private equity investors, and building strategic banking propositions for technology-driven enterprises makes him well-positioned to lead this new phase of growth for HSBC Innovation Banking in India.
Under Dilip’s leadership, HSBC Innovation Banking plans to channel 1 billion dollars in non-dilutive debt capital to startups across all stages, from seed to IPO. This initiative aims to help startups scale their operations while allowing founders and investors to retain greater ownership and control.
The launch of HSBC Innovation Banking in India highlights the bank’s global commitment to supporting innovation and entrepreneurship. By offering tailored financial solutions and access to international networks, the initiative seeks to empower the domestic startup ecosystem and reinforce HSBC’s broader global innovation strategy.
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