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Bajaj Group to enter healthcare biz with Rs 2k cr bet in Pune; expand to 7 cities in a decadeThe Bajaj group is entering the healthcare sector. A significant investment of over Rs 2,000 crore is planned for Pune over the next three ...- ‘Some families are built for grief’: He lost his father and brother, now battles the same rare illness. Man shares his love story amid loss and the risk for his daughterSiddhant Jain's life is marked by a rare genetic condition. He lost his father and brother to it. Now, he faces the same illness. His daugh...
- Rs 38.25 crore swindled in two months in cyber fraud throughout India, 28 detained by policePolice have arrested 28 individuals, including 9 women, for allegedly deceiving people with fraudulent stock market schemes. Seized items i...
- CBSE announces Class 10 exam results: 13 toppers score 499 out of 500 marksGirls outshine boys in CBSE class 10 results with a pass percentage of 92.45 per cent.
- FPIs pull out Rs 10,000 crore from capital markets in OctoberNet withdrawal stood at Rs 6,000 crore from the debt markets, while they pulled out a net sum of Rs 4,306 crore from the equities during th...
- FPIs pull out Rs 7,500-cr from capital markets in OctAccording to depositors' data, net withdrawal by FPIs stood at Rs 6,929 crore from the debt markets during October 3-21.
- FPIs pull out Rs 6,000-crore from debt markets so far in OctoberHowever, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have pumped in just Rs 180 crore in the stock markets during the period under review.
- Mutual fund exposure in bank stocks hits a record at Rs 94,000 croreFund managers have been raising their allocation to banking since February. Prior to that, they had trimmed exposure to the sector between ...
- FPIs pull out Rs 6,000 crore from debt market in MayThe data sourced from the depositories showed FPIs have sold debt securities worth Rs 5,986 crore (USD 891 million) till May 27.
- FPIs stay glued to Indian market, put in $2.2 billion in AprilMarket experts attributed the huge inflow in April month to the rate cut by RBI in its first monetary policy meet of 2016-17 on April 5.
- FPIs stay bullish on India, pump in $2 billion in AprilMarket experts attributed the huge inflow this month to the rate cut by RBI in its first monetary policy meet of 2016-17 on April 5.
- FPIs stay glued to Indian market, bring in $1 billion in AprilFPIs turned net buyers of equities in March after pulling out a massive Rs 41,661 crore from the market in the previous four months (Novemb...
- Equity mutual fund AUM climbs 13% to Rs 3.45 lakh croreDespite over nine per cent slump in the BSE benchmark Sensex in 2015-16, investors pumped in money into equity schemes.
- Equity MFs see first outflow in 2 yrs in March at Rs 1,370 croreMFs are investment vehicles made up of a pool of funds collected from a large number of investors for the purpose of investing in stocks, b...
- FPIs remain bullish on Indian markets; pour in Rs 7,600 crore in AprilMarket experts attributed the huge inflow this month to rate cut by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its first monetary policy meet of 2016-1...
- Equity MFs see Rs 8,000 crore outflow in MarchAccording to latest data with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), fund managers offloaded shares to the tune of Rs 8,058 cro...
- MFs log 1st outflow in 21 months; invest Rs 70K cr in FY16Despite the huge outflow in March, MFs registered a big net inflow of Rs 71,000 cr in 2015-16, ending this month.
- Budget 2016: FM extends capital gain tax to merger of different plans in MFTo increase retail participation in mutual funds, Jaitley proposed extending capital gains tax exemption to merger of different plans in an...
- FPIs remain in sell-off mode, pull out Rs 11,362 crore in FebruaryBesides, investors are concerned about rising bad loans and lack of clarity on fiscal consolidation ahead of the Budget.
- FPIs take out Rs 4,600 crore in Feb on slump in crude pricesMeanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex has plunged by 1,161.54 points or 4.67 per cent during the first three weeks of the month.
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