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From featuring Govinda, Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit, Bappi Lahiri, Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik, and Daler Mehndi giving auditions in its ads last year to presenting Rahul Dravid in never-seen-before avatar as âIndiranagar ka gundaâ, credit card bill payment app Credâs marketing strategy has already broken the internet with its latest ad campaign.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 commenced last week and along with it, several brands have put their best foot forward with smart and entertaining ads.
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Just like the last year, the appâs ad has yet again become the talk of the town and has garnered public attention. The advertising and marketing fraternity is talking about the brandâs marketing strategy on social media. In fact, many brands have jumped on the bandwagon of meme and social media marketing around Rahul Dravid as âIndiranagar ka Gundaâ and shared posts around it.
Wealthbox Announces Integration with Schwab Advisor Center®
Wealthbox CRM now allows advisors single sign-on to view account balances held at Schwab
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PROVIDENCE, R.I., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Wealthbox, a leading CRM software product designed for financial advisors, announced integration with Schwab Advisor Center.
The new integration between Wealthbox and Schwab allows advisors using Wealthbox to seamlessly log into Schwab Advisor Center with single sign-on from their Wealthbox accounts. Wealthbox CRM users can now conveniently view client profiles, account details, and investment positions from Schwab Advisor Center directly within Wealthbox. As the fastest-growing CRM company in the wealth-tech industry, Wealthbox is delighted to be integrating with Schwab Advisor Center to introduce our advanced technology to our mutual clients, said John Rourke, CEO of Starburst Labs, Inc., the maker of Wealthbox. This integra
MUMBAI: North Block s decision to infuse capital into public sector banks (PSBs) through non-interest bearing zero coupon bonds will help the banks meet regulatory requirements - without strengthening their tangible equity.
Issued at a deep discount to the face value, these bonds are non-interest bearing. This means it is an investment that does not earn any returns, but depreciates in value over the years.
Prakash Agarwal, head financial institutions at IndiaRatings (Ind-Ra), said the value of these instruments is half of the government bond paper of a similar maturity. Typically, a bond earns interest but since these are not earning any interest, the value of Rs 100 invested today is actually lower than that invested in a government security of a similar maturity, Agarwal said.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) asked mutual funds on Wednesday evening to value perpetual bonds as 100-year instruments from April 1.
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