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Naveen Patha
Managing Director at Patha Capital | Angel Investor
Naveen Patha is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience, specializing in real estate investments. He successfully established AIG's equity investments platform for the residential sector, overseeing a portfolio with a total value exceeding £750 million. This included significant developments such as 5,000 student housing beds across various cities in the UK and 600 multifamily/BTR units in Manchester and Leeds, delivering exceptional returns to fund investors.
Beyond real estate, Naveen also invests in early-stage startups, particularly during pre-seed or seed rounds. His diverse investment portfolio boasts successful ventures valued over $1 billion, with substantial growth rates. Despite a few failures, Naveen focuses on identifying and supporting startups led by exceptional founders across various industries, including robotics, fintech, insurance, and healthcare.
With an academic background encompassing an MBA in Finance and Private Equity from London Business School, an MBA exchange program at Columbia Business School, and a BE (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, Naveen Patha combines practical experience with strong educational foundations.
Having held key roles such as Managing Director, Vice President, Investment Manager, and Senior Associate at AIG Investments, along with experience at Accenture, Oracle Corporation, and Citigroup, Naveen Patha brings a wealth of expertise to the table. His leadership and investment acumen have been instrumental in shaping successful real estate ventures and nurturing budding startups.
Naveen is open to new real estate projects and promising startup opportunities. Whether you have a groundbreaking real estate venture or a visionary startup concept, Naveen invites interested parties to connect with him through LinkedIn or the Patha Capital website for potential collaboration opportunities.
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I have recently told a group of close friends, who are also passionate supporters of Sunak, that he hasn't done anything substantial as PM to vote for him. He has just been tinkering around the edges. We have to just wait and see how he performs on the five goals he set for himself.
I must say I am more impressed with his bold moves on Net Zero yesterday. I believe they are right for the country. I also felt he is listening - I was aghast to know that it takes 14 years to connect to the grid - and our electricity costs are one of the highest in the world - that's insane! He announced some plans which will address these problems.
- Petrol and diesel cars - now inline with other top countries. Let people buy EV cars whenever they are ready, and the charging infra is in place. Influence their decision with incentives, but I wouldn't ban the existing cars which have been operational for decades/centuries. He did the right thing to at least move by 5 more years.
- It was stupidity to ask households to rip out their existing boiler and replace it with "massive" heat pumps. Glad that he removed this requirement. He (or the housing minister) should also spend some time on electric boilers.
- As a landlord, I liked his scrappage of minimum EPC ratings by 2026. If you force the landlords, they will adhere to new rules, but the rents will go up substantially. He has done the right thing at least for the time being!
- I also liked his focus on innovation and research (some £150M new fellowships)
Last year, I wrote to Sunak and Hunt about supply side reforms on energy and housing, and few ideas on immigration of top talent. Without supply side reforms on energy and housing, I doubt he will come back. Simple! Time is running out for him. He needs to make more such stronger policy moves to create growth! Without growth, he will be out. Kier is a strong contender this time!
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