Lockdown Saved India From Lot Of Agony: SBI Chairman
Lockdown has saved the country from “a lot of agony”, notwithstanding the subdued economic activity during the period, he said. – NDTV Profit – Latest
Month: May 2020
Padam Dugar elected as president of CREDAI Chennai Chapter
Mr. Dugar, who is the vice-chairman and managing director of Dugar Housing Limited, took charge on April 1 – The Hindu – Industry
IDFC First Bank to raise Rs 2,000 crore capital from promoter, Warburg Pincus, 3 others
The promoter will acquire 34,49,76,282 shares and ICICI Prudential Life 25,87,32,212 shares. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Fraudulent share trading case: 6 entities settle matters with Sebi by paying over Rs 1.5 crore
Sebi noted that ECE Industries came out with buyback and delisting offers for its shares during 2016. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Some global exposure must to create robust alpha, says Shankar Sharma
Sharma told investors to not limit themselves to equity alone while going into global investing. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Mahindra & Mahindra Reports Zero Domestic Sales Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
Domestic sales of vehicles during the month was completely impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and resulting national lockdown, the company said. – NDTV Profit – Latest
Sebi levies Rs 34 lakh fine on 2 entities for violating insider trading, disclosure norms
The regulator conducted a probe between December 2010 and February 2011 in the shares of Incap. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
FIIs frustrated with India; bad days ahead for Dalal Street: Samir Arora
Samir Arora said the government’s response has not been adequate. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times
Mukesh Ambani’s RIL Expects To Hit Zero Net Debt Before Deadline
The oil, telecom and retail conglomerate now expects to reach zero net debt ahead of the March 2021 target Mukesh Ambani had set in August. – NDTV Profit – … Read More
Warren Buffett to break silence at virtual Woodstock for Capitalists
Even without the event’s usual trappings, interest is even more intense than usual. – Stocks-Markets-Economic Times