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    For a handful of equity and shine, investors open 4.3 m Demat a/cs

    In recent activity, nearly 3.9 million new investor accounts were opened with the Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL), and an additional 0.4 million accounts were registered with the National Securities Depository (NSDL). By comparison, May witnessed a total of 4 million new accounts, while April saw 2.6 million new accounts.

    Flood of IPOs brings sackful of bonuses to I-Bankers’ accounts

    Indian investment bankers receive generous bonuses despite a soft M&A market. Top performers at local I-banks like Kotak and Axis Capital see bonuses increase by 150-200%. Average bonuses rise by 10-25% as companies focus on talent retention. IPO activity drives record equity indices and compensation levels for MDs range from ₹3-9 crore.

    Increase in exports, improvement in CAD, mnfg to help boost Indian economy: Goyal

    India's merchandise exports show growth despite a widened trade deficit, reflecting a positive economic outlook. The Commerce Minister's participation in the gem and jewellery industry program signifies confidence in the country's economic trajectory.

    Fact Check: IRCTC clears false claims about e-tickets bookings; All you need to know

    The spokesperson said up to 12 tickets per month can be booked from an individual's account and if the account-holder is Aadhar-authenticated, he can book 24 tickets per month, provided at least one of the travellers on each ticket is also Aadhar-authenticated.

    Punjab & Sind Bank signs pact with Indian Army for salary account

    "PSB Gaurav Bachat SB Salary account is exclusively designed to cater to the distinct banking requirement of serving and retired personnels. The product is also strategically aimed to tap Agniveers enrolled in the Agnipath scheme, ensuring a comprehensive financial solution that aligns with distinctive needs of the segment," Punjab & Sind bank MD and CEO Swarup Kumar Saha told PTI.

    CAD in surplus in March quarter after four years

    India's current account turned into a surplus in the quarter ended March 2024, marking the first surplus in four years. This change was driven by a moderation in the trade deficit, higher services income, and increased remittances from overseas Indians.

    The Economic Times
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