TOKYO -- Japanese financial group SBI Holdings is setting up a new venture capital fund in Singapore with Asian partners to capitalize on the growth of Southeast Asia's booming digital economy.
With a target to raise $75 million by September next year, the group's Singapore venture company SBI Ven Capital will invest in early-stage startups in Asia, with a focus on industries like finance, health care, agriculture and education.
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