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Subodh Bajpai, a force to reckon with in business funding segment, is actively engaged in helping many entrepreneurial dreams come true in the country. He has left no stones unturned in helping businesses raise funds through private funding on urgent basis.
With his efforts, Mr. Bajpai is also helping Make In India program become a success in the country. He is equally supporting people including political parties and NGOs in their fundraising endeavours. He helps people find the right person at the right time of need.
Already emerged as a saviour for hundreds of businesses during the pandemic, Mr. Bajpai also helps corporates in raising funds through equity financing. With the aim to support the country achieve self-reliance through enhancing entrepreneurial excellence, Mr. Bajpai is already working on a lot of projects specialising on getting equity to upcoming companies involved in various sectors.
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A business funding specialist, he stands committed to set the path for a wave of entrepreneurship in the country and his persistent endeavours have become instrumental in bridging the gap between lenders and borrowers.
He has helped many businesses tide over the impact of COVID-19 by availing the much-needed finances ranging from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 500 crore. It is through his firm ‘Haitch Holdings’ he holds extraordinary expertise in providing loans up to Rs 5 crore within a few days of receiving requests. He also helps NBFCs raise funds for contingency.
“No new business can sustain and survive without financing,” says Mr. Bajpai. “I believe in giving wings to stressed corporates start-ups and the emerging entrepreneurs to help them execute their ideas by believing in their business ideas and arranging for the adequate financing for them,” he adds.
“If we look at the current scenario the modern-day formal financial systems including banks and NBFCs are governed with their own set of regulations”, he says, adding that the lenders mostly depend on collaterals, referrals or guarantees to reach a lending decision, but due to a lack of any of these, most of the genuine loan applicants get no finances from lending institutions. However, “when Banks Say No, We Say Yes,” observes Mr. Bajpai.
A dynamic entrepreneur himself, Mr. Bajpai believes in high achievements by supporting grassroots entrepreneurship. He says, “Despite the strides made by the banking and the formal financial sector, India continues to be a credit starved country as more and more entrepreneurs are coming up with their unique business ideas but most of them remain far from execution due to a lack of funding avenues. I help them realise their dreams by helping them with adequate financing.”
Mr. Bajpai acknowledges that the first step towards entrepreneurship is discovery of a business idea and then getting finance to implement that idea. Mr.Bajpai helps such endeavours by arranging funds for the emerging entrepreneurs through financing.
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