
Multi-Cap Funds Vs Flexi-Cap Funds – What Is The Difference?
When it comes to mutual funds, there are various types to choose from, each with its own investment strategy and objectives. Two popular types of mutual funds in India are
Why Should you Invest in Equal Weight Index Funds?
When it comes to investing, there are many different types of funds to choose from. One option that is gaining popularity in recent years is equal-weight index funds. These funds
How Does the PRC Matrix of Debt Mutual Funds Work? What Are The Benefits Of the PRC Matrix?
Debt mutual funds are an investment option that has gained popularity among investors in recent years. These funds invest in fixed-income securities such as government bonds, corporate bonds, and money
How To Make Money In 2023: Top Investment Ideas Explained
Keeping your money in your saving account will not make it grow. As a matter of fact, the purchasing power of your money will keep decreasing over time as a
India Making Big Strides In Ease of Doing Business: DPIIT Secretary Anurag Jain
The Department For Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Secretary Anurag Jain was speaking at the breakfast session organized by the Industry Chamber CII and consultancy Giant EY on
What are the Different Stages of Startup Funding?
Every startup needs adequate funds to transition its innovations into a reality. While we have all heard at some point that Company X is raising Y amount of money through
10 Big IPOs To Watch Out For In 2023
The year 2022 has been an excellent year for IPOs in India. Believe it or not, a record number of businesses got listed in 2022. Financial experts suggest that 2023
SEBI Gives Final Nod to SSE. What is SSE? Who Can List on SSE?
India’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman first introduced the idea of the Social Stock Exchange in the budget speech for FY20. After this, in September 2019, a working group (WC) was
What are Fundamentally Strong Stocks? What Makes Them Fundamentally Strong?
Fundamentally Strong Stocks refer to stocks of companies that have low or no debt dependency. They majorly depend on their share capital and reserves to run their business operations. Low