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    Saurabh Mukherjea gives 3 themes that can create new opportunities for Indian investors

    Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers emphasizes India's transformative investment themes: democratized opportunities, the $300 billion China +1 chance, and women's empowerment. India outperforms China in consistent compounder returns. Government policies attract global investments. Entrepreneurs, empowered urban women, and sectors like smartphones, APIs, and medical devices, aided by rising education levels and women-centric consumption, drive growth.

    007 Effect! JPMorgan bond inclusion can attract $2-3 billion monthly FII inflows into India

    Since October 2023, non-residents have invested nearly $15 billion in Indian government bonds, including $5 billion through USD-settled, INR-denominated supranational bonds. Starting from Friday, passive fund inclusion will begin at a rate of 1% per month, leading to total inflows of $25-30 billion by the time full weightage is reached.

    Sattva Group to invest Rs 12,000-14,000 crore in diversification over next three years

    “The funding for the initiative will be structured with a combination of equity, debt and sales. Approximately 20% of the funding will be in equity, while the remainder will be sourced from debt and sales proceeds,” he told ET. “Our approach to debt is highly prudent and disciplined. The company's primary focus lies on commercial and residential projects, which form the bulk of our portfolio.”

    Global supply chain shift: Has India finally arrived?

    Global supply lines are shifting for more resilience. Geopolitical developments put India at an advantage. Will demographic dividend finally create value for India?

    $8 trillion & counting! How Family Offices have grown and their impact on the investment world

    The history of Family Offices dates back to ancient Rome, evolving into a modern-day necessity for managing wealth and ensuring smooth transitions across generations.

    What to do with Paytm, HUL, Adani Green and 3 other stocks? Aamar Deo of Angel One decodes

    Markets are inherently intelligent by nature and structure, and given the kind of election mandate, markets had factored in the anti-incumbency & challenges that the government would face in the elections.

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