Alternative Investment Funds have delivered an average alpha of 9% over the Sensex, but most of that exists only in valuations, not in cash...

John Distilleries founder Paul John is open to selling his remaining stake to US spirits group Sazerac. Sazerac already holds a significant...

Sammaan Capital sold a ₹5,000 crore stressed loan portfolio to Arcil at about a 52% discount, valuing it near ₹2,400 crore in one of the la...

Soft drink competition is intensifying as new entrants gain market share, prompting established players to boost marketing and distribution...

Brookfield Asset Management is set to sell its 550-megawatt solar project in Bikaner, Rajasthan. The deal is valued at an estimated ₹3,000 ...

Cashfree Payments has appointed Sameer Gandhi as its new Chief Financial Officer, bringing over two decades of experience from global finan...

Happy Thursday! Indian IT firms have begun cutting jobs in their US teams, according to filings. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Di...

New-age luggage startups like Mokobara, Nasher Miles, and Uppercase face financial strain as raw material costs surge 35-50% due to the Wes...

Crisil, an S&P Global company, announced the acquisition of McKinsey’s PriceMetrix, a Toronto-based wealth management analytics firm servin...

Crisil provides ratings, research, and risk and policy advisory services.

At the other end, sales of personal electric cars will remain in the slow lane due to high acquisition and ownership costs in the absence o...

In a regulatory filing the company said that it has received board of directors approval for the acquisition of Greenwich Associates LLC an...

According to bankers, credit-rating agencyCrisil is setting the stage for an acquisition.

Crisil will acquire Coalition, UK-based analytics firm for Rs 250 crore. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals.

Indian fast moving consumer goods firms will continue to look for acquisitions as most of them are gearing up to expand amid intense domest...

Number of downgrades exceeds upgrades in first half on high borrowing for funding M&As and expansions.

Crisil downgraded Tata Steel & Hindalco to ‘AA’ stable from ‘AAA’ on debt raised by the companies.