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These 7 private and public banking stocks have an upside of up to 26% in one year, according to analystsWhen it comes to banking, remember this: PSU and private banks have different kinds of loan books; at the end of the day, however, both ope...- FIIs, weak global cues among 5 factors that could keep D-St under pressure this weekIndian stock markets may remain under pressure this week amid persistent FII selling, weak global cues, rising geopolitical tensions in Wes...
- Tokenisation could be the next big upgrade to India's market plumbingTokenisation represents financial assets as digital tokens on programmable blockchains, simplifying ownership and settlement. India's finan...
- Uber said to study full takeover of European rival Delivery HeroThe ride-hailing giant this week disclosed it had boosted its stake in Frankfurt-listed Delivery Hero. It’s working with advisers to study ...
- Kalshi, Polymarket defy India ban on online betting platformsDespite India's technology ministry warning that prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi are illegal, customers in India continue to ...
- IIFL Finance plans to raise $400 million in ECBsIIFL Finance is aiming to raise up to $400 million through external commercial borrowings, with Standard Chartered, JPMorgan, and HSBC arra...
- Expected credit loss rules: New provisioning framework to come into force in April 2027The new ECL guidelines would introduce a "staging framework" for asset classification under the ECL approach, replacing the existing incurr...
- GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hubIndian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offer...
- RBI curbs widen dollar-rupee forwards-NDF spreadThe Reserve Bank of India has banned banks from offering or rebooking rupee non-deliverable forward contracts. This move widens the gap bet...
- Income tax dept opposes benefits to Jane Street SingaporeIndia's tax office has challenged treaty benefits claimed by Jane Street's Singapore arm, suspecting ₹8000 crore in escaped income. The dep...
- Non-residents to get full income tax exemption on profits from OTC derivative contracts traded in IFSC due to this rule changeNo income tax: Incomes arising out of non-resident's income on Over-the-Counter (OTC) derivatives will be fully exempt from Income Tax unde...
- Sebi prohibits FPIs from issuing P-notes with derivatives as an underlying assetAdditionally, the regulator prohibited overseas funds from hedging ODIs with derivative positions on Indian stock exchanges. Furthermore, S...
- Rate derivatives: Banks seek hike in foreign investor capBanks asked RBI to increase foreign OIS transaction limits post JP Morgan's index inclusion spiked demand. The ₹350 crore limit is near exh...
- SBI Mutual Fund files draft documents for two thematic fundsThe schemes will offer regular and direct plans with growth and IDCW options. The minimum application amount for both the schemes will be R...
- GIFT City plays 1st ODI, ready to up gameThe UK-based bank carried out an Overseas Derivative Instrument (ODI) transaction worth $5 million through the foreign portfolio investment...
- Should you invest in DSP Multi Asset Allocation Fund?The minimum application amount for lumpsum investment is Rs 100 and any amount thereafter. The minimum instalment for SIP, STP, and SWP is ...
- RBI caps non-fund exposure to one yearRBI tightened the guidelines for hedging commodity price risks and freight risks in overseas markets.
- Sebi to levy fee on P-Note issuance, bar speculative issuanceOverseas investors can invest in India without registering here using Participatory Notes.
- Credit default swaps take a dip for most companiesThe overseas derivatives market has turned bullish on Indian papers. Credit default swaps (CDS) of Indian companies on five-year debt in ov...
- Indian paper livens up derivatives market abroadOver the past one year, India Inc has raised long-term loans of $9b via ECBs, and the appetite is ever increasing.
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