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As an Editorial Consultant for BW Businessworld, Aniruddha writes independently on investor awareness, correct financial planning & investing practices and the impact of regulatory developments on the personal finance ecosystem. He holds an MBA with distinction from Oxford.
We’re likely to see March levels of sub-10,000 again in the coming days, albeit post a technical bounce which should not be misread as a resumption of a bullish trend
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In an interview with BW Businessworld, Vivek Chaturvedi, Head of Marketing, Digit Insurance, talks about company and its business goals
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One thing is absolutely certain now – the next big – or should I say massive – price movement in Bitcoin is imminent
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The central bank is widely expected to take a pause for the next couple of policy meets, before deciding upon further cuts
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This effect would be more pronounced within the community of unadvised investors, who would be more unclear on what to do with their beleaguered portfolios at the moment
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In an interview with BW Businessworld, Sumit Rai, MD & CEO, Edelweiss Tokio Life Insurance, spoke about distribution network, business goals and more
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From distressed assets and venture capital to ESG investing and pre-IPOs, here’s how India’s super-rich are deploying their millions
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This week, the index is more likely to consolidate and meander about before starting its next wave of correction
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In a media release yesterday, DHFL (Dewan Housing Finance Limited) announced that ICRA Limited, one of the country’s leading credit rating agencies, has reaffirmed its A1+ rating on its commercial paper program. This announcement comes in the wake of Friday’s baffling selloff in the housing finance bellwether, which saw its stock tumbling by over 42%. “A1+” is the highest possible credit rating that any issuer can achieve on its short-term borrowings.
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Friday, 21st September 2018, was dramatic in the Indian stock market. The BSE Sensex, which opened on a strong footing, suddenly tanked 1,127.58 points, or 3.03 per cent, to hit a low of 35,993.64 in afternoon trade, before staging an equally sharp recovery within minutes. It finally closed at 36,841.60, down 279.62 points. Shares of housing finance firms slumped, with Dewan Housing Finance tumbling up to 42 per cent on fears of a liquidity crisis. Reports of debt defaults by IL&FS also sparked concerns, which spilled over into other NBFC counters. Our Analysis.
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