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    Hedge fund’s secret Adani short revealed in blow-by-blow account

    A short-seller's report targeting Adani Group led to a $153 bn market value drop. The investigation involved a hedge fund, regulator, and a big Indian bank. US regulators scrutinized hedge fund collaborations and short-selling's impact on market efficiency.

    Hedge fund’s secret Adani short revealed in blow-by-blow account

    The short-selling scandal involving Hindenburg Research, Adani Group, and Sebi triggered regulatory scrutiny and a US Justice Department probe. The scandal emphasized the importance of market efficiency amidst fraud allegations and regulatory actions.

    K-Drama on D-Street! Kotak Mahindra Bank on Hindenburg hitlist after Adani

    US-based activist investor Hindenburg Research has once again opened its mouth on the Adani controversy but the target this time is Kotak Mahindra Bank and markets regulator Sebi. As a result, shares of the private sector lender fell up to 4% while Adani stocks were unaffected by the revelations made by the short-seller.

    Tight liquidity forces banks to tap debt markets, shell out more

    "To a certain extent, the year-on-year rise in the bank borrowing numbers is a reflection of the merger between HDFC and HDFC Bank. But apart from that, it is clearly a reflection of the tightness in the liquidity and that was, to a certain extent, exacerbated in the month of May because government spending was restricted during the Union election," said Soumyajit Niyogi, director at India Ratings & Research.

    Deep tech policy before cabinet soon to unlock long-term funds

    The government plans to introduce a deep tech startup policy with a fund of funds for companies in the sector. An umbrella framework will guide state governments and startups. The policy will focus on research, development, innovation, intellectual property, and funding access for deep tech startups. Comments have been sought from 18 different ministries and government departments so far.

    Robotics company Difacto raises $4.8 million from Stakeboat Capital

    Bengaluru-headquartered Difacto will use the funds to expand across sectors such as cars, home appliances and electronics, as investment and volume in manufacturing go up.

    The Economic Times
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