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No correlation between market performance, general elections: Axis MF CIO

Ashish Gupta, chief investment officer (CIO) for Axis Mutual Fund, said there is no direct correlation between market performance and general elections

Never seen this kind of alignment in banks: KV Kamath at the BS BFSI Summit

Kamath said that he has 'no sympathies' for organisations complaining of not having enough people in a country like India

BS BFSI Summit: From Sanjay Agarwal to Inderjit Camotra, meet SFBs experts

Small Finance Bank CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: Can SFBs become universal banks?

BS BFSI Summit: From C S Setty to Ashwani Kumar, here're key PSB experts

Public-Sector Bank CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: Are the good days here to stay?

BS BFSI Summit: Brainstorming by who's who of financial world starts today

India's prominent decision-makers to discuss for two days the country's future growth trajectory amid global headwinds

BS BFSI Summit: Chaudhry to Vaidyanathan, meet private-sector bank experts

Private-Sector Bank CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: Do private banks need to become tech companies?

BS BFSI Summit: From Amit Chandra to Ankur Bansal, here're PE experts

PE/VC CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: The shrinking India pie - Will the trend reverse?

BS BFSI Summit: Ranjeeth Bellary to Sujeeth Williams, meet key tech experts

Tech - Using Cloud & Data Centres' theme on October 30: Mitigating disruption and addressing security challenges

BS BFSI Summit: From Doraiswamy to Tahilyani, meet life insurance experts

Life Insurance CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: Is life insurance the new sunrise sector?

BS BFSI Summit: Soumya Kanti Ghosh to Sajjid Chinoy, here're key economists

Economists Panel's theme on October 30: Is inclusive economic growth still a mirage?

BS BFSI Summit: From Handoo to Bulusu, here're digital payment experts

Tech- Digital Payments theme on October 30: Next leg of growth

BS BFSI Summit: From Umesh Revankar to Rakesh Singh, here're NBFC experts

Umesh Revankar, Rajiv Sabharwal, Rakesh Singh: Meet the NBFC experts of BS BFSI Summit 2023

BS BFSI Summit: From Ridham Desai to Andrew Holland, here're market experts

Ridham Desai, Raamdeo Agrawal, Prashant Jain, and Andrew Holland: Meet the market experts of BS BFSI Summit 2023

BS BFSI Summit: From Ananth Narayan G to Sameer Nigam, here're key speakers

Ananth Narayan G, Dinesh Kumar Khara, Sameer Nigam, and Christopher Wood: Meet the key speakers of BS BFSI Summit 2023

BS BFSI Summit: From Dasgupta to Kumar, meet general insurance experts

General Insurance CEOs Panel's theme on October 31: A paradigm shift from rule-based to principle-based regime

Save the date: It's time for India's biggest BFSI Summit of the year

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das could speak about the central bank's constant vigil on inflation and the way forward

TMS Ep551: Scrutiny of Chinese cos, BS BFSI Summit, RIL Q2 results & more

Why are Chinese cos under scrutiny in India? What to expect from Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit? What are markets expecting from RIL's Q2 results? What is the Rohini Commission? Answers here

Hinduja aims for value creation of $35-40 bn from the BFSI sector by 2030

Hinduja Group is betting big on the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector, targeting to have a value creation of USD 35-40 billion in the next five to seven years by adding more verticals to fill up the gaps, said Ashok P Hinduja, Chairman of Group Companies (India). The Hinduja family-owned group is now looking at BFSI, besides the mobility, and energy sectors as the growth driver for the next decade. The group, which owns IndusInd Bank, Hinduja Leyland Finance and Hinduja Bank (Switzerland), is diversifying and has plans to get into the new tech, digital and fintech as part of its new phase of growth and fill gaps through acquisitions to have complete offerings in the BFSI sector, said Hinduja in a selected media round table here. "So the first phase will start and the objective of the holding structure, which is a Mauritius-based IndusInd International, is to grow into the BFSI sector to complete the full stack," he said. Besides, it is raising promoter's stak

RIL, HUL, ITC: Top 50 APAC firms lose over $185 billion in m-cap in Q3

Reliance Industries (8 per cent), Hindustan Unilever (7.9 per cent) and ITC (1.3 per cent) were the Indian companies that saw a drop in m-cap during the recently concluded quarter

We've been exploring themes with secular implications: Prakash Kacholia

The strong first-quarter FY24 earnings are expected to normalise in the coming quarters, with a potential growth rate of 20-22 per cent, said Kacholia