There is more to BFSI than just banks: Financial Services index stocks with “Buy” rating which may delive

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Business NewsMarketsStocksNewsThere is more to BFSI than just banks: Financial Services index stocks with Buy rating which may deliver more than 25 % returns..

The Company offers its financial solutions to its customers across various sectors, including rural, housing, infrastructure and mutual funds...

Three years of underperformance when topped by a decline of more than 15 in just one month and makes the management come out with clarification is bound to rattle many and is bound to have rub off on other players in the sectors which may not be banks..

Similarly, life insurers are under pressure but the general insurance companies have done well..

So be selective as analysts are bullish on many companies in the financial services space...

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