ITC acquires 2.44% stake in EIH and 0.53% in Leela MumbaiEIH, the flagship company of The Oberoi Group, holds a 2.44% stake, amounting to over 1.5 crore equity shares. Meanwhile, HLV, closely asso...
Boardroom Leela: Why are ITC and Hotel Leela at loggerheads?The battle between the two has been raging for the last five years and, of course, Hotel Leelaventure Limited (HLV) has contested claims ma...
Hotel Leela Venture challenges ITC's shareholder oppression claimsITC is opposing that sale transaction claiming it was to the detriment of minority shareholders. The cigarettes-to-FMCG conglomerate owns a...
Discover the right insurance coverage through a calculated & scientific approachHolding sufficient insurance coverage is always a crucial financial decision. The Covid pandemic emphasized its importance even further. Ho...
Hotel stocks soar up to 20% on RBI's liquidity supportAmong hotel counters, EIH Associated Hotels hit its upper circuit limit of 20 per cent to Rs 373.65. HLV soared 18 per cent to Rs 10.65. EI...
Staying contrarian has worked for LIC; IPO process is in the fast laneInsurance behemoth Life Insurance Corporation touches more lives in India when it comes to financial security than any other as its investm...
Do you have enough insurance? This is what you need to do to be prepared for the coronavirus in 2021With Covid showing no signs of abating, it’s crucial not only to secure your lives, but also of your loved ones. One way to do so is by buy...
HLV Q1 results: Luxury hotel chain reports net loss of Rs 11 croreNet sales/income from operations for the luxury chain dropped 96% to Rs 1.5 crore compared to 37.5 crore in the previous quarter.
How big should your life insurance cover be? These factors will help you decideA Rs 1 cr life insurance cover might seem sufficient now, but it won’t sustain your expenses in a few years.
Are you underinsured?A large number of Indians are under insured. A major reason for this is that even insufficient insurance creates a false illusion of protec...
- Eight things to revisit on your policy anniversary
Most individuals buy their first policy as a compulsive tax-saving tool or on recommendation by close relatives or friends.