Recently the Reserve Bank of India has allowed overseas investments in the debt instruments of REITs and InvITs. The regulations concerning foreign investment in these trusts were amended suitably to accommodate the changes. The intention of allowing FII money into these trusts was announced earlier this year during the Budget of 2021-22. The amendments were …
An Overview Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were allowed to write off all debt securities that they were unable to sell on Monday by market regulator SEBI. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) stated in a circular that this will only apply to FPIs who choose to renounce their registration. “In response to multiple …
The BSE benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty gained 0.80 and 0.85 per cent respectively at close on Monday, after trading resumed following the Diwali weekend. While the Sensex gained 478 points to close at 60,545.6, the Nifty gained over 151 points closed at 18,068.55 on November 8. Speaking about the sectoral indices, many of them …
Eight out of the top ten valued companies added more than Rs 1.18 lakh crore collectively to their market cap, even as the BSE Sensex gained 1.28 per cent in the last week, when the special one-hour Muhurat trading on November 4 to mark Diwali and the new trading year Samvat 2078. The NSE Nifty …
An Overview The Reserve Bank of India announced on Friday that India’s forex reserves climbed by USD 1.919 billion to USD 641 billion for the week ended October 29 due to robust growth in currency assets and gold value. At the end of the preceding reporting week, total reserves had dropped by USD 908 million …
CyberX9 has reported that a vulnerability at CDSL’s KYC registering wing has exposed the personal and financial data of 4.39 crores Indian investors twice in 10 days. The cyber security consultancy startup had reported the data breach to CDSL on 19 October, but the SEBI-registered depository took around a week to fix it. According to …
At a time when Sensex and Nifty are running crazy, are you too going nuts over your portfolio like most other retail investors? Yes, we can see it in your expression. Well, if you do not want to be left alone with a bunch of non-performing stocks in times ahead, read on to know how …
If we put things in a simple manner it always helps us understand things better. Similarly, leverage is simple if we apply common sense. Like, take an example if someone wants to invest in a real estate. Like if someone identifies a real estate scheme at an early stage and invests in that leverage could work …
While we are discussing the Future Contracts, it is important to understand that the Future Contracts as the name suggests – are for future date and time. However, the futures price mimics the cash price of the stock, commonly known as the spot price. Before we get into those details, let’s first get into the …
Indian financial markets have evolved notably over the past three decades. From the ring based Trading, T+14 (with Delivery of shares taking 14 days after trade) settlement and only physical shares, today we have screen based Trading, With T+2 settlement and almost all De-mat shares. Along with this came new financial products as well and …
