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    Raging bulls of India: D-Street dances to RBI record

    The key index closed at a record 22,967.65, up 369.85 points or 1.64%, after hitting a peak of 22,993.60 during trade. The BSE Sensex rose 1,196.98 points, or 1.61%, to end at 75,418.04.

    Q2 results: These 17 companies are likely to report loss. What should investors do?

    Restaurant Brands Asia, which runs Burger King India, is seen reporting a quarterly loss of Rs 15.7 crore. While Kotak has a 'reduce' rating on the stock, Motilal has given a buy rating.

    League of legends: Indian bankers who created investor wealth

    ​​Kotak along with Deepak Parekh, Aditya Puri, and KV Kamath played a pivotal role in development of these financial giants including Kotak Mahindra Bank, HDFC, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank, respectively, creating outsized wealth for investors. ET looks at how the four lenders grew under the tenures of these leaders.

    Deepak Parekh bids adieu: Why the man who built HDFC never owned more than 1% of it

    The filial relations as a metaphor have been on Parekh's mind. ​​Last year, while announcing the plan to merge HDFC with its bank, Parekh had said, "As the son grows older, he acquires the father's business." He is leaving when the son, HDFC Bank, has grown up enough to take care of the father, HDFC.

    Deepak Parekh signs off: Looking back at an industry icon's extraordinary career

    “It is my time to hang my boots with both anticipation and hope for the future," Parekh wrote to HDFC shareholders for the last time as chairman. "While this will be my last communication to shareholders of HDFC, rest assured we now stride tall into a very exciting future of growth and prosperity."

    Next few decades are India’s time; we have got tech & demographic dividend: Aditya Puri

    Aditya Puri, former MD of HDFC Bank, argues that the Indian banking system has little systemic risk. While the US has recently experienced management and regulatory failures, India has asset liability matching, portfolio diversification, regulations on investments, deposits dispersion, reputation management, technology mix and good capital. The Puri family speaks highly of India, saying it's a great place for living, and explains that it's an excellent time to be involved in manufacturing because the country is experiencing a demographic dividend.

    The Economic Times
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