Now, liquidity window facility for investors in debt securities
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday evening introduced a liquidity window facility for investors in the debt securities through a stock exchange mechanism. The liquidity window facility allows investors holding listed debt securities to sell them back to the issuer using a put option on specific dates, ensuring liquidity. Key Points
The TribuneLooking to beat FDs? Bet on lower end of the bond yield curve
Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund will issue a series of seven such target maturity funds, with tenures ranging from 15-33 months as it believes yields are still lucrative at the lower end of the yield curve. investors in such schemes could earn a spread of 50-80 basis points over sovereign government securities or fixed deposits. Key Points
Economic TimesWill the stock market crash? Let's find out using 6-day stress test
After a significant 1,420-point drop in Nifty over six days, historical trends show potential for recovery, bolstered by domestic institutional and retail investors. A six-day consecutive fall has often led to positive returns, suggesting short-term declines may offer strategic buying opportunities. Key Points
Economic TimesHow is the fundraising pipeline looking for FY25? Neha Agarwal explains
Neha Agarwal forecasts continued fundraising success in capital markets for FY25, highlighting diverse sectors like manufacturing and power. Investor focus on profitability and unit economics expected to drive funding decisions in the financial year. Agarwal says PSU banks contributed close to 35% of the fundraise of QIPs last year and she believes this trend will continue. Key Points
Economic TimesCorrections are short term, focus on fundamental tailwinds: Banking stocks that may deliver more than 20%
Why should the decision which traders take, should not be copied by investors? Simple, traders are looking to generate income from short term movement in stocks, whereas investors focus has to be generating wealth from long term trend in growth of business. But the fact is that short term narratives which are essentially governed by technical factors, tend to affect a lot of investors also and that is what leads to decisions which should have been avoided. In the last three weeks, not even one sector has been spared by bears, they were seen across the street. So, while traders should bother about the fact that what has happened to bank stocks in the short term, investors should focus on whether the health of the banks both in terms of NPA’s and credit growth has been better or not. If that answer is yes, which at this point of time it is then what is happening to bank nifty should not bother an investor. Key Points
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What to do with Zomato, Tata Investment and 4 other stocks? Aamar Deo Singh of Angel One decodes
Aamar Deo Singh provides insights on market trends, emphasizing caution in the current high market environment influenced by global sentiments. investors are advised to consider diverse sectors and long-term strategies for sustained growth. Singh points out that amid a fierce competition between bears and the bulls, selling is being witnessed at higher levels. Key Points
Economic TimesJPMorgan sees foreign investors flocking to Indian stocks after elections
Rajiv Batra of JPMorgan Chase & Co, says global funds positioning in Indias $4.3 trillion stock market remains light and investors will use any correction as an opportunity to increase holdings. His views come as overseas flows have become more volatile ahead of the national vote amid concerns over stretched valuations. Key Points
Economic TimesGIFT Nifty down 40 points; here's the trading setup for today's session
Going forward, the pace of decline would remain gradual citing the resilience of select heavyweights across sectors. Traders should continue with a stock-specific approach and maintain positions on both sides, said Ajit Mishra, SVP - Technical Research, Religare Broking. Key Points
Economic TimesETMarkets Smart Talk: Based on multi-factor model, we see Sensex at 77400 by December 2024: Pawan Kumar
Pawan Kumar advises caution in the Indian market due to heightened volatility and valuation premiums in mid & small-cap stocks. Customized asset allocation based on individual factors is recommended for FY25, with a neutral stance on the Indian Equity market. Key Points
Economic TimesExplained: The 5Ws and 1H of Sebi mutual fund stress test results
The regulator is concerned that retail investors overexuberance has led to bubble formation in pockets of the market. The report card is an evaluation of liquidity and other risk ratio parameters in case the equity markets fall and investors rush to redeem their investments. Key Points
Economic TimesJG Chemicals made stock market debut with over 5% discount
New Delhi [India], March 13 (ANI): The shares of JG Chemicals made a disappointing debut on the stock exchanges on Wednesday as it listed with an over 5 per cent discount over its issue price. The shares were listed at Rs 209 as against its issue price of Rs 221. Show Full Article The Rs […] Key Points
ThePrintIs fractional ownership of real estate safe? Here's how SEBI is making it safer for retail investors
New Sebi rules on fractional ownership: investors who were unable to buy whole property due to cash crunch can invest in the real estate via fractional ownership. However, without proper regulation, there was always a question whether such investments are safe. The new Sebi rules on REITs makes the fractional ownership of real estate investment safer for retail and HNI investors. Key Points
Economic TimesStellar GDP figures propel stock markets to new high
Better-than-expected third quarter GDP figures, easing of US inflation and foreign institutional investors turning net buyers pushed the stock markets to... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaThe National Stock Exchange crosses 9 crore unique investors mark
The investor base has seen more than three-fold jump in the last five years. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday said its unique registered investors... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaTop brewer AB InBev hikes dividend, but no new share buyback
Anheuser-Busch InBev raised its annual dividend by 9% on Thursday, though analysts warned investors may be disappointed by the absence of a new share buyback and worse-than-expected U.S. sales. Key Points
Business Today
Revaluation call: Don’t write off businesses challenged by sunrise rivalry
Market players should take a rational relook at what such challenged industries are really worth. They may spot hidden value. Key Points
mintBharat Highways InvIT IPO: Check details before subscribing
Before the IPO launch, Bharat Highways InvIT raised Rs. 825.97 crores from anchor investors. Key Points
India TodayByju’s investors vote to remove CEO after ‘rowdy’ Zoom call. What next?
Major investors of Byju's voted for the ouster of the edtech firm's CEO Byju Raveendran following a meeting that lasted for hours. Read to know what happens next. Key Points
India TodayByju's EGM: investors vote to remove founder from board, edtech says resolutions ‘invalid’
Investors led by Prosus filed a petition at NCLT alleging oppression and mismanagement by the present management of Byjus. They seek to remove Raveendran as CEO, overhaul the board, conduct a forensic audit, and declare the rights issue invalid. Key Points
Economic TimesFace-off likely at EGM over plan to oust Byju’s CEO
Investors demand ouster of Byju Raveendran and family, accuse management of non-compliance, misinformation, and withholding information. They seek details on AESL acquisition, loan terms, investigations, audits, and board restructuring for improved oversight and governance. Key Points
Economic Times
GPT Healthcare IPO: Subscribe or skip?
As of the most recent update, the company's IPO has garnered a lukewarm response from investors, with subscription rates amounting to just 0.18 times the total offering. Key Points
India TodayIndian equity market’s dream run is up against PSUs with low-floating stocks. Regulation is key
Millions of new retail investors have entered the Indian equity market. This deepening equity cult needs to be nurtured by practices that lead to long-term wealth creation in the economy. Key Points
ThePrintHow India’s Education Tech Giant Got Schooled and Lost $20 Billion in Value
Byju’s, once India’s most valuable startup, is shaping up as a cautionary tale. Amid signs of a new global tech bubble emerging, investors would do well to take note. Key Points
mintChina tightens trading restrictions for domestic and offshore investors
In a statement Monday, the China Securities Regulatory Commission said it recently discovered multiple cases of stock market manipulation and “malicious short selling.” The regulator vowed to act quickly to stop illegal behavior that hinders stable stock market operations and hurts investors. Key Points
Economic TimesBumper tech earnings buoy stocks as US jobs surprise hits bonds
By Naomi Rovnick and Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON (Reuters) -Bumper tech earnings supported world stocks on Friday, even as overwhelmingly strong U.S. jobs data lowered expectations of how much the Federal Key Points
ThePrint
investors want Byju out of Byju's, revamp of board
India Business News: Major investors of edtech startup Byju’s are seeking a revamp of the board and removal of the founder and CEO, Byju Raveendran. The investors have issued a notice for an extraordinary general meeting to address concerns regarding corporate governance and mismanagement. Learn more about the current situation at Byju's. Key Points
Times Of IndiaStocks, dollar slip ahead of Fed decision on rates
By Herbert Lash and Tom Wilson NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -World shares slipped on Wednesday, pulled lower by a slide on Wall Street, while Treasury prices rose as investors deemed the U.S. economy was Key Points
ThePrintAIFs reject early exit pleas from banks, plan for 'defaults'
AIFs in India are rejecting 'early exit' requests from banks and finance companies due to new rules. They are now considering how to handle these investors as they default on 'capital calls' from funds. AIFs may impose penalties on banks and NBFCs falling short of their original commitments. They may also cap investments, make exceptions for affected investors, and preserve relationships. The RBI's recent regulations conflict with the AIF regulatory regime, creating a need for urgent resolution. investors and AIFs are exploring ways to avoid the regulatory restrictions. Key Points
Economic TimesIPO investors call for rules to keep anchors from selling early
Investors in US IPOs are demanding equal treatment in the rules around how stock is allocated to anchor investors, according to a survey by KKR Capital Markets. 87% of institutional investors believe anchor investors should be required to hold onto their shares for a specified period after listing. Key Points
mintETMarkets Smart Talk: investors should taper returns expectation in 2024; focus on quality businesses: Sah
Sahil Kapoor believes that the upcoming Interim Budget 2024 or Vote on Account is unlikely to make major announcements and will focus on continuity in tax regime and economic visibility. He warns that the current bull rally on the stock market may be derailed by factors such as fiscal deficit and profit booking. Kapoor advises investors to lower their return expectations and focus on the quality of businesses and their valuations. Key Points
Economic Times
3 IPOs under market regulator SEBI's scanner for inflating subscriptions
The development was confirmed by SEBI chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch at an event. She also said that the market regulator is working on measures to put an end to such malpractices. Key Points
India TodayStart-ups and corporate governance: Here’s why buck stops with the investors
Investors, especially those on an institutional level, are obligated to take on the role of active owners. This includes engaging with the companies they invest in, utilising their voting rights, and participating in shareholder meetings. Key Points
Business TodayInstitutional investments in real estate at a five year low
Institutional investments in the real estate sector touched a five-year low in 2023 because of a cautious approach by foreign investors amid global macroeconomic uncertainty. However, domestic investors increased their share to 35% in 2023, while foreign investors' share decreased due to the macroeconomic slowdown. Investments from domestic investors more than doubled to USD 1.5 billion in 2023, a 120% increase in value over the previous year. Key Points
Economic TimesStocks, Treasury yields edge up in run-up to US inflation data
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock indexes rose and U.S. Treasury yields edged higher on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to a U.S. consumer price report for possible clues Key Points
ThePrintStocks rise, Treasury yields slip in run-up to US inflation data
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock indexes rose and U.S. Treasury yields dipped on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to a U.S. consumer price report for possible clues on Key Points
ThePrintStocks ease, yields inch up ahead of US inflation data, earnings
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) -Global stock indexes mostly dipped and Treasury yields edged higher on Tuesday, with investors bracing for key U.S. inflation data this week and the start Key Points
ThePrintStocks dip, yields inch up; focus on upcoming US inflation data, earnings
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) -Global stock indexes mostly eased and Treasury yields edged higher on Tuesday, with investors bracing for key U.S. inflation data this week and the start Key Points
ThePrintStocks fall, yields inch higher; focus on upcoming US inflation data, earnings
By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stock indexes fell and Treasury yields edged higher on Tuesday, with investors bracing for key U.S. inflation data this week and the start of Key Points
ThePrintSEBI allows short-selling by all investors; F&O stocks also eligible
Institutional investors will not be allowed to do day trading. This means all transactions would be grossed for institutional investors at the custodians level. The custodians, however, will continue to settle their deliveries on a net basis with the stock exchanges. Key Points
Economic TimesMeesho’s early backers eye new secondaries at $3-3.5 billion valuation
Norwest Venture Partners, WestBridge Capital are among entities said to be in talks to pick up stake in ecommerce firm Meesho. The development underscores the growing trend of secondary share sales in late-stage firms. Key Points
Economic Times
How to make more money: 10 smart money moves to improve your finances and grow wealth in 2024
Based on what the experts have told us, we have put together 10 smart money moves that can safeguard your finances and help you grow wealthier in the new year. We hope you will find these useful. Wishing you good health, prosperity and safety in 2024. Key Points
Economic TimesA bumper year for equities, and the promise of more
On average, they invested Rs 15,100 crore a month via MF SIPs in 2023, while 26.8 million new demat accounts till November showed large direct retail participation. Foreign investors panicked halfway through the year but, in the end, flocked back to pump in highest-ever Rs 1.75 lakh crore, bettering 2020s Rs 1.73 lakh crore. Key Points
Economic TimesSahara Refunds: Govt to move Supreme Court again to get funds from Sahara Group and repay investors
The government will approach the Supreme Court again to get more funds from the Sahara Group and repay investors. Three crore investors have sought a refund of Rs 80,000 crore stuck with the company's cooperative societies. Minister of State for Cooperation, B L Verma, assured that every paisa of investors of Sahara Group will be paid back. Key Points
Economic TimesGovernment to move Supreme Court again to get funds from Sahara Group and repay investors
India Business News: The government will approach the Supreme Court again to get more funds from the Sahara Group and repay investors. Three crore investors have sought a refund of Rs 80,000 crore stuck with the company's cooperative societies. Minister of State for Cooperation, B L Verma, assured that every paisa of investors of Sahara Group will be paid back. Key Points
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