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An Insight into ETFs - How to use ETFs for global investment

An Insight into ETFs - How to use ETFs for global investment Share Synopsis Siddharth Srivastava, Head – ETF Products, Mirae Assets and Will Tu, Asia Pacific, ICE Data Services shared insights on emerging themes and mega-trends in foreign equity markets and how investors can have the best of global economies. ET Spotlight Does foreign equity market provide something additional which Indian markets can’t? Experts from Mirae Assets Global Investments (India) discussed the need for investors to diversify country risk and invest in global economies through passive investing in an exclusive webinar. Siddharth Srivastava, Head – ETF Products, Mirae Assets and Will Tu, Asia Pacific, ICE Data Services shared insights on emerging themes and mega-trends in foreign equity markets and opportunities outside the Indian ecosystem.

Nifty today: SGX Nifty up 95 points; here s what changed for market while you were sleeping

Explore Now Domestic stocks look set to begin the week on a positive note, tracking firm global cues. All eyes would be on one IPO listing as the bidding process starts for two others later in the day. Here s the breaking down of the pre-market actions: STATE OF THE MARKETS Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 96.50 points, or 0.64 per cent, higher at 15,125.50 in signs that Dalal Street was headed for a positive start on Monday. Tech View: Nifty sets sight at 15,220 Nifty50 breached the swing high of 15,273 on Friday only to come crashing down later. Nifty50 seems to be moving sideways and is drawing support from its 20-day exponential moving average that stands at 14,957, as it bounced back after testing the said average in four out of the last five sessions to Friday. A close below the 14,950 level can accelerate the selling pressure.

Perpetual bond issue may hit PSB fundraising plans

Synopsis Shorter duration yields surged 25 basis points in the secondary market, hurting fundraising plans at public-sector banks that need more committed capital to benefit from a revival in India’s capex cycle. Agencies Bank of India, Punjab National Bank and Bank of Maharashtra had earlier reached out to local arrangers, seeking to raise debt of about Rs 3,500 crore - either through perpetual bonds or vanilla tier-II papers. Lingering uncertainty over the valuation of perpetual bonds could hit fundraising at public-sector lenders such as Punjab National Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, which plan to garner funds by selling debt instruments. While the Centre has ‘requested’ the capital-markets watchdog to review its order on the treatment of such debt, regulatory silence is making investors nervous and causing yields to harden.

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