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Book recommendations by Nikhil Kamath: Looking for your next read? Check out books on managing money, understanding society, death, finding inner calm and exploring human behaviour, recommended by Zerodha co-founder Nikhil KamathNikhil Kamath's reading list extends beyond finance into psychology and biology. His book selections offer insights into wealth, behavior, ...
Cyril Shroff and IIM Ahmedabad co-found the Cyril Shroff – IIMA GC Leadership AcademyIIM Ahmedabad and Cyril Shroff have partnered to establish the Cyril Shroff–IIMA GC Leadership Academy. The initiative will offer research ...
Banks or NBFCs? DSP's Preethi R S explains where she sees the best opportunitiesDSP Mutual Fund’s Preethi R S remains constructive on India’s financial sector, favouring lenders with strong deposit franchises, disciplin...
RBI changes loan recovery rules:: No harassment, recorded calls, strict recovery agent code & moreThe Reserve Bank of India has announced new guidelines for loan recovery starting in January 2027. These regulations require that banks pro...
Auto industry total retail sales up 26 pc at 25,91,138 units in July, says FADATotal automobile retail sales in India grew by over twenty-five percent year-on-year in July. Passenger vehicle sales increased nineteen pe...
FCNR(B) is now Plan A for Gulf NRIs, leaving India-focused funds behindInvestment funds focused on India face fierce rivalry with the RBI's FCNR(B) deposit options. With investors drawn to the security of guara...
From intuition to intelligence: How AI is redefining the art of executive searchFor most of its history, executive search has been a craft practised in the shadows—driven by Rolodexes, relationships, and the accumulated...
REITs are not fixed income: Radhika Gupta explains why they belong in the equity bucketREITs are often mistaken for fixed-income products, but Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, explains why they belong to the e...
Microfinance lending dips as uneven monsoon alters the landscapeIndia's microfinance sector contracted in the first quarter after a previous rebound. Uneven monsoon progress weighed on rural demand and l...
‘Ken Griffin isn’t a villain’: Why Jeff Bezos is defending the billionaire Citadel CEO who owns America’s most expensive apartment amid Zohran Mamdani’s $5 million NYC tax planAmazon founder Jeff Bezos has defended billionaire Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, saying “Ken Griffin isn’t a villain”. The development came as t...
India's next billion dollars from abroad may depend on easier visasIndia's record remittance boom faces a new long-term challenge as tighter immigration policies in developed economies threaten the pipeline...
Persian proverb of the day: 'Poverty makes hard work, hard work makes wealth, wealth makes pride, pride makes poverty.' A life lesson on how success itself can become the beginning of failure from a traditional sayingThe Persian proverb, "Poverty makes hard work, hard work makes wealth, wealth makes pride, pride makes poverty," presents a cycle that has ...
Surrender and withdrawals as a share of total benefits paid by life insurers rise to 39%Surrender and withdrawal benefits paid by life insurers have increased significantly. These benefits now exceed maturity benefits paid by t...
From financial reporting to strategic decision-making: AI's new role for CFOsAI is no longer being used only to automate reporting or reduce manual work. Today's AI products are helping finance leaders understand tra...
REIT mutual funds vs REITs: Why the fund route may be the smarter betDespite their benefits, REITs have not found widespread acceptance. Tax treatment is a major hurdle. When investing directly in REITs, inve...
Chris Wood warns AI capex binge may burn billions as markets turn against Big Tech spendingWood’s long-standing view is that the “hyperscalers will end up blowing a lot of money on their capex binge” and that AI could resemble the...
The future of personal loans is pay for what you needTraditional loans assumed fixed needs, but modern financial requirements are often incremental. Borrowers now seek flexibility to access fu...