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Why do companies buy back shares
When a company looks to reduce the number of shares in the market, by purchasing them itself then it is called buy back. Many times for this, the com
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No family secrets now: Sebi
Sebi has mandated that all family agreements which may have impact on the markets, will have to be disclosed to the stock exchanges
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Why are promoters selling stakes?
In the quarter from April to June, the promoters of about 110 companies have sold shares worth about Rs 16,000 crore in the open market. What should y
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How will cap on TER impact investors
Sebi has floated a paper on total expense ratio. It includes several proposals that would benefit retail investors. It is believed that if these propo
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Ethical misconduct shadow over Tatas?
Tata Steel has sacked 38 employees for ethical misconduct; Shareholders of Byju's want Raveendran out of company; Adanis to cut further stake in group
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BSE offers 16% premium on its shares
BSE to buy back shares at 16% premium; GST on gaming set to be finalised; PNB finalises locker agreements; BSE cos m-cap reaches Rs 301.1 lakh cr;
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Can trustees stop frauds in MFs?
With the mutual fund industry size booming day by day, there is a urgent need to review the roles played by various categories of people that are a pa
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Your IPO investment will now be listed in 3 days
Now certain classes of FPIs will have to furnish granular details about ownership and economic interests. The move is aimed at preventing possible cir
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Investing via SIPs is picking up
While investor participation in the market has been sobering since July 2022, there has been a significant uptick in investment via systematic investm
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Can HDFC merger create obstacles for MF holdings?
Equity mutual fund managers may face hurdles due to the upcoming merger between Housing Development Finance Corporation and HDFC Bank, as most of them
