Chinmay Vasdev

As India marks its 79th year of independence, eighteen companies that predate the nation's freedom continue thriving on BSE.

The AMC received SEBI nod for launching four funds including passive funds tracking Nifty Next 50 index, Midcap 150 index, and the Smallcap 250 index

Nifty Bank and Nifty IT have shown divergent trends in 2025, with Indian banks benefiting from RBI policy support and IT services companies facing global inflation and weak deal momentum.

FPIs' stake in the IndusInd Bank has grown to 29.53%, up significantly from 24.74% as of the quarter ended Dec. 2024.

BSE's derivative contracts will now expire on Thursdays, with SEBI granting Tuesday as the expiry day to NSE.

Volatility index fell sharply before key events, as institutional flows and anticipatory hedging signalled a shift in how markets price risk.

Mutual fund data reading for April and March also shows that equity investments by the fund houses have changed.

Even as global brokerages acknowledge the possibility of a consumption pickup, the market doesn't seem to be favouring consumption related stocks.

ETFs offer the benefit to pick the exact price at which investors enter or exit the markets, unlike index funds.

The complex formula for deciding reciprocal tariffs may be hiding a simpler truth.

While India's exports to the US has grown to the highest level in nearly two decades, imports from the western nation has remained stable at approximately 6.2% in FY25, Emkay Global points out.

Vishal Mega Mart will see the largest value of total shares becoming free to trade on March 17 at Rs 1,527 crore.

Even as value of shares halved from their peak, those making high volume trades made crores of profits.

Even as value of shares halved from their peak, those making high volume trades made crores of profits.

Even as value of shares halved from their peak, those making high volume trades made crores of profits.

An insider purchasing shares of their company is considered a positive indicator as they are supposed to have better insights into its underlying value.

SEBI first observed an article written on the website of NDTV Profit on Feb. 3 this year, flagging how a company with almost negligible revenue had a valuation of Rs 5,500 crore.

Why a company with effectively zero sales has been hitting upper circuit for two days? The answer lies in shareholding.

Even as gross client acquisitions and average daily orders fell, client base and retail turnover market share continued to rise.

Even with the overhang of a contingent liability gone, and a certainty of profitability established, a negative sentiment in the street drove an $11 billion wipeout in Thomas Cook's valuation.