NILESH PARIKH
Fear of coming change in US sends shock waves down Morbi's famed tiles cluster
Tiles companies allege that a minimum of 25% of US orders have been suspended, with potential for further halts following the petition for anti-dumping duty submission to the US government. This setback comes already reduced demand, attributed to increased duties in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and economic deceleration in Europe.
Sebi slaps Rs 65 lakh fine on 13 entities for indulging in non-genuine trades
The order came after the regulator observed large-scale reversal trades in the illiquid stock options segment on the BSE, leading to artificial volumes on the exchange.
These prominent multi cap mutual funds will become flexi cap funds
The recent Sebi decision to introduce flexi cap mutual fund category has come at the right time for many multi cap investors who were bracing for some unpleasant changes in their favourite schemes. Here are three prominent multi cap schemes that would become flexi cap schemes.
Gems & jewellery companies fear PNB fraud may cut credit
The gems and jewellery industry is fearing a squeeze on bank credit following the alleged fraud at Punjab National Bank (PNB) involving Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi, two high-profile players in the sector.
Tax Effect: Will LTCG play the party-pooper?
From the market’s point of view, the one thing investors are worried about is a possible comeback of the longterm capital gains (LTCG) tax.
5 battered midcaps that could give returns up to 50%
ET has compiled a list of stocks that may give 10%-50% returns once sentiment improves.
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Will investors in insurers’ IPOs turn as lucky as an Infosys or RIL investor?
After the ICICI Pru IPO, a flood of share sales from insurance firms are in the offing.
Muted earnings expected from SBI, BoB: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss Financial
“We need to see the full picture on the consolidated side for SBI”
Indian, Indian-American plead guilty in US call centre scam
Upon payment, the call centres would immediately turn to a network of "runners" based in the US to liquidate and launder the fraudulently-obtained funds, federal investigators alleged.
Reliance Capital to monetise non-core investments by March 2018
India and China are the largest digital markets in the world, and Reliance Capital intends to 'go digital' in all its businesses to serve the new age customers, said Anmol Ambani.
Reliance Capital's home finance business can lead to significant value creation: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss
With Reliance Capital is that it is a well-capitalised entity so there is no dearth of capital, it is always available, it is just putting it to the right use.
8 financial experts talk about their mistakes, lessons learnt from them
ET Wealth spoke to eight financial experts about the errors they made early in their careers and the lessons they learnt from the outcome.
Prefer IndusInd and Yes Bank to HDFC Bank: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss Fin
Basically, the consolidation would be restricted to state owned banks with the struggle for capital and asset quality, says Parikh
Budget 2017: With a meagre Rs 10k crore allocation, PSU banks are in for a tough time
Public sector banks need at least Rs 75,000 crore in the next two years, according to an estimate by ratings company India Ratings.
Why you should not ignore small sized mutual fund schemes
If a fund's long-term returns are not impressive, then the fund should be avoided, irrespective of its size.
You can short the entire market if you want, but go long on banks: Experts
“The most important thing is that the pace is coming off. But what will decide the trajectory of gross NPLs is the pace of recovery resolutions," said an expert.
SBI stands out as an outperformer compared to other PSU and private banks: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss Financial Services
Among the smaller banks, Indian Bank is one name which stands out
Mutual Funds firms urge employees to invest in in-house schemes to boost investor confidence
This practice will assure all our stakeholders —distributors and investors that we practice what we preach," says Nilesh Shah, managing director, Kotak Mutual Fund.
Banking stocks end in red as hopes of further rate cuts by RBI fade
More than half of the 39 listed banking stocks have fallen between 20 per cent and 50 per cent in the past one year as against the 18 per cent rise in the BSE Bankex.
ICICI Bank, Maruti Suzuki results light up a gloomy Dalal Street, stocks re-rated
ICICI Bank, India’s biggest private sector lender by assets, surged 8% on Tuesday, its biggest single-day gain so far this year.
Sebi move on new MF schemes to help small players: Industry
In February, Sebi set minimum networth threshold for fund houses at Rs 50 crore and asked the existing players to comply with these norms within three years.
PNB Q2 net profit down 52%; shares come under selling pressure
The bank’s net profit slipped to Rs 505.5 crore, down, 52.5 per cent, from Rs 1065.6 crore in the corresponding quarter last fiscal.
ICICI Bank has shown strong top line performance: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss Financial Services
"Our target price is about Rs 1300 on ICICI Bank with a price to book multiple of about 1.8."
Brokerages see ICICI Bank surging past Rs 1,300 levels in next 12-months
ICICI Bank has delivered strong top line performance driven by 15% growth in advances which is slightly higher than Street estimates.
Have upward bias towards Axis Bank stock: Nilesh Parikh, Edelweiss Financial Services
In an interview with ET Now, Nilesh Parikh, Associate Director, WCM, Edelweiss Financial Services, shares his views on the Axis Bank numbers.
Goldman Sachs names 16 Indian-origin persons as MDs; 3 as partners
The list of 70 new partners include at least three persons of Indian origin - Vivek Bantwal, Amol Naik and Gaurav Seth.
Bad loans to mar bank earnings; State Bank of India may buck trend
Public sector banks will lag behind the private ones in their June quarter earnings as they will be plagued by rising bad loans.
Bank stocks take a beating on margin worries
Traders see more downside for sector with lending rate hopes not keeping pace with deposit rates.
Banking stocks tumble on credit worries, slowdown fears
Banking stocks fell sharply on Wednesday, on worries over tight credit and fear of economic slowdown that pulled Asian stocks down for second consecutive day.
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