RUPAL BHANSALI

​I think it is actually a sign of maturity, both in the Indian market and the Indian population. And I say that because the BJP government may have lost, but India won big time that day.

Ironically, I actually think it is a very healthy development. I know the market reacted quite negatively. Obviously, vis-a-vis expectations, it was certainly an upset loss.

Indian-origin Anu Aiyengar from J.P. Morgan, Ariel Investment's Rupal J. Bhansali, Sonal Desai of Franklin Templeton, Goldman Sach's Meena Flynn and Savita Subramanian from Bank of America are among the 100 women who were named in the fourth annual ...

The US market’s three main stock indices fell between 1% and 2% on Friday in response to the news of SVB’s collapse and the resilient American jobs market. The weakness could rub off on Dalal Street on Monday morning as foreign investors may step up...

This will be a first for many investors who joined the rush into equities in recent years and for whom 'buy-on-dips' was a sure shot strategy to make money in the market.

The way to compound money is not through capital appreciation but through dividend reinvestment. In fact, one of my calls is that we are headed for a lost decade, which means that the markets end up lower at the end of the decade, compared to the st...

“The most recent rally that we have had is more akin to a bear market rally because of very negative technical positioning. I am not convinced that it is going to last and so instead of buying the dip, people might consider selling the rip, that is ...

“Junk equities are characterised by the four Ls. L number one is highly loss making companies. That is where the biggest pain has been as you have seen, especially in the new IPO market where a lot of companies that do not make money have crashed. T...