Cedar-IBSI

Sahil Anand is the Founder and Managing Partner of Cedar-IBSi Capital (now Cedar Hill Capital) and the SEBI contact person for the fund. He has approximately 15 years of experience across private equity, venture capital, and FinTech consulting. He began his career at Everstone Capital and DSG Consumer Partners on their investment teams, co-led the iconic USD 100 million Burger King India deal at Everstone, and spent nearly a decade at Cedar Consulting and IBS Intelligence working with regional banks and FinTechs on technology strategy. In 2017 he co-created the Cedar-IBSi FinTech Lab. He holds an MBA from London Business School and a BS in Finance from NYU Stern. He is a board member of EO (Entrepreneurs Organization) Mumbai.

Subit Mitra has over 13 years of experience across the full investment cycle, from deal sourcing through portfolio management and exits, with expertise in equity and debt raises, financial structuring, and business planning. Before joining Cedar-IBSi Capital, he was with Aavishkaar Capital (impact VC, financial services and FinTech focus), where he managed deal evaluation, portfolio, and exit management and held board representation roles. He holds a PGDM from IIM Calcutta and a B.Tech from IIT Guwahati, and has attended the Strategic Leadership in Inclusive Finance programme at Harvard Business School.

Raveena handles fund administration, compliance, investor relations, and deal sourcing/execution at Cedar-IBSi Capital. Previously at Venture Catalysts, she managed end-to-end deal management and fundraising for early-stage startups and expanded the organisation's investor network across India and UAE. She holds a B.Sc. in Finance from NMIMS and a Post Graduate Diploma in Foreign Trade from World Trade Centre Institute, Mumbai, and is pursuing CFA and ACCA qualifications.

Angleen brings 30+ years of experience across wealth management and strategic advisory, including roles at RAK BANK (UAE) and Seven Capital. She facilitated RAK BANK's largest deal and managed a structured products portfolio with average ticket size of USD 2–5 million across ICICI and Tata Group corporates, and led the bank's expansion into the UK, Africa, and India. She bridges the FinTech Lab and the AIF fund, identifying lab member capital-raise opportunities.