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Tata Sons may look to induct pros from diverse fields on its boardThe five-year term of Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran, who was appointed in February 2017, will also be up for renewal next year and wi...- Rupee, bonds joining stocks rally may add to India’s policy woesStocks have already attracted the biggest yearly inflows since 2012, adding to the woes for the Reserve Bank of India that has been buying ...
- Top US hedge fund says Indian market looks difficult for 2020The 30-share Sensex traded at a P/E of 29.10 against its five-year average of 22.70.
- New economy core to our changed India portfolio: Teresa Barger, Cartica CapitalLong term, go with the demographic story; in a shorter period, go with the political story
- Bonds seen as last man standing as EM rally loses steam - surveyMost respondents in a Bloomberg survey expected EM debt to continue this year’s rebound.
- Sensex up 4 times in 10 years, but made money at slowest pace in 20Sensex delivered 16 per cent CAGR return in last 3,653 days.
- We see great entry points in small, midcap space: Kati Gingold, Cartica ManagementWhen global growth slows, as is the case this year, people tend to favour India, says Cartica MD
- Companies in the top tax band are going to face disadvantages: Teresa C Barger, Cartica CapitalPost GST, India will look like one of the biggest common markets in the world: Teresa C Barger, Co-founder & Sr MD, Cartica Capital
- We are overweight on India, a third of our portfolio is in India: Teresa C Barger, Cartica CapitalWe do not really see any other country that is fighting corruption, that is using e-government the way that India is.
- New Tata chief N Chandrasekaran may bring in more insiders to beef up operational expertiseTwo people with direct knowledge of the plan said induction of group CEOs will help the new chairman plan and allocate capital better.
- From Trump to Prez Trump: How this transition will impact your portfolio in 2 weeksGoing by the minutes of the US Fed’s last rate-setting meeting, even US policymakers remain unsure as to what the President-elect is really...
- Will D-Street take Brexit on stride the way it shrugged off Rexit jitters?There has been an understanding on the Street that the market is impulsive and caters to short-term reactions, but latest evidence shows it...
- Will not be so delighted if Raghuram Rajan is not re-upped in September: Teresa C Barger, Cartica Capital"As a foreigner, I will not be so delighted if Mr. Raghuram Rajan is not re-upped in September."
- RBL Bank raises Rs 488 crore via pre-IPO preferential placementThe latest round of fundraising values the Kolhapur-headquartered bank, formerly known as the Ratnakar Bank Limited, at nearly Rs 6,500 cro...
- For better or for worse, India cleanest of dirty shirts in EM space: Teresa C Barger, CarticaWe may not love India, but we like it and we like it better than any other country other than the Philippines, says Cartica.
- Like PI Industries on good business model, well-run management: Cartica CapitalPI is addressing one of the key issues in India — which is getting productivity up in the agricultural sector, says Teresa C Bargar.
- Funds rotated money out of India to Chinese bubble; will even out over the year: Teresa C Barger, Cartica CapitalWhat we would like Modi to do is address some of the big problems that make India so dismal for doing business; improve ease of doing busin...
- See Russian economy in deep trouble, not concerned about India yet: Teresa Barger, Cartica Capital"The standard investors should take money off the table in countries that are doing poorly, and put them into countries that are doing well...
- India like cleanest among dirty shirts: Cartica CapitalUS-based Cartica Capital manages over $ 2 billion worth assets under management, with its investment focus being emerging markets.
- Cartica to pick 5.6% equity in TTK Prestige for Rs 230 croreHome appliances manufacturer TTK Prestige today said global fund manager Cartica will acquire 5.6 per cent stake in the company for around ...
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