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    Global firms buy PB Fintech stakes from early backers

    Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have lapped up shares in Gurugram-based listed fintech firm PB Fintech, as its founders and early investors sold their shares, in full or in part, in multiple tranches. These transactions happened through bulk deals when several early-stage investors of the company exited the firm fully or partly after 2021, when it went public.

    Are FIIs getting into a big buy mode in India? Dipan Mehta answers

    On days of positive FII flows largecap stocks will do exceptionally well because those are the ones that they really are targeting and if FII buying, even FII selling, stops in some of the largecap index stocks, local money will ensure that the stock prices move up, says Dipan Mehta

    MarketsMojo appoints Tata Digital's Amit Golia as group CEO

    MarketsMojo appointed Amit Golia as group chief executive. Golia led investments at Tata Digital and has experience in fintech and securities firms.

    Suzlon Energy, PB Fintech, NHPC among 19 midcap additions by mutual funds in May

    Top mutual funds like SBI Mutual Fund, Axis MF, Nippon India MF bought 19 midcap stocks, including Suzlon Energy, NHPC, and PB Fintech, the parent of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar.

    I am a retired person; I have a health insurance cover of Rs 5 lakh. Should I get a super top-up health insurance plan?

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    Block deals worth over Rs 7,640 crore this week. Chandrababu Naidu’s Heritage Foods, Adani Ports see top action

    The week was an eventful one. Besides the general election results, D-Street saw some prominent block deals which included over three dozen companies from large, mid and smallcap segments. Shares worth Rs 7,640 crore were traded on screen, which included both buying and selling.

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