British PM Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murthy's big decision as soon as she returned from G20, everyone was surprised

Akshata Murthy is the daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy. Recently, she appeared with her husband British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at the G20 conference in India. During this time, a photo of both of them had gone viral, in which she and her husband were seen walking on the road under the same umbrella.

Akshata Murthy, wife of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has taken a decision which has shocked everyone from Britain to India. Yes, he has decided to close his nearly 10 year old company. She had started this company with her husband, but after her husband entered politics, she resigned from the company. At present, Akshata was left the only director in this company.

Akshata Murthy is the daughter of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy. Recently, she appeared with her husband and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at the G20 conference in India. During this time, a photo of both of them had gone viral, in which Akshata and Rishi Sunak were enjoying the rain while walking on the road under the same umbrella. Let us also tell you what kind of decision has been taken by Akshata regarding the company.

The company was started 10 years ago

Akshata along with her husband started the investment venture Catamaran Ventures UK Limited in the year 2013. However, Sunak resigned as director of Catamaran Ventures in 2015 when he entered politics. According to the information given on Wednesday in the last financial year, Akshata, the sole director of Catamaran, has now decided to close her firm. According to the information, during the year the directors have decided to wind up the company.

During this period, the investment value of the company was slightly more than 38 lakh pounds and in the year 2021 it was more than 35 lakh pounds. The dues of Akshata Murthy were seen at 46 lakh pounds. Catamaran Ventures UK Limited has been acting as an investment vehicle for the money received from Akshata's shares in Indian software company Infosys. Akshata's father NR Narayana Murthy is the co-founder of Infosys.

There have been many controversies

Catamaran-backed education startup Mrs. Wordsmith closed less than six months after receiving £6.5 million from the British government's pandemic aid scheme called the Future Fund, The Times reported. Apart from this, Catamaran-backed furniture company New Craftsman also benefited from this fund. The opposition Labor Party had raised questions when Study Hall, an edtech firm in which Catamaran has a stake, received a grant of 3.5 lakh pounds from Innovate UK last year. Also, there was a lot of controversy when it came to light that Akshata had invested in Koru Kids, a child care company, and it was benefiting from the British government's budget scheme.