Investment

• 15 Feb

  6th Bimonthly credit policy – Remain invested to grow

  In line with our expectations, the RBI has kept the policy rates unchanged in its 6th Bi-monthly Monetary Policy statement of this fiscal today. The underlying tone of the policy shifted to become more balanced from the dovish December policy as perceived by the market. However, RBI reiterated its accommodative stance, while noting that further … Continue reading 6th Bimonthly credit policy – Remain invested to grow

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• 15 Feb

  5th Bimonthly credit policy – Remain invested to grow

  In line with our expectations, the RBI has kept the policy rates unchanged in its 5th Bi-monthly Monetary Policy statement of this fiscal today. RBI mentioned that the 50 bps cut in its previous policy in Sep 2015 was front loaded in response to weak domestic and global demand that was holding back investment.

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• 01 Oct

  4th Bimonthly credit policy – Good investment opportunity for Policyholders

  In a welcome surprise, the Reserve Bank of India cut its policy Repo rate by 50 bps to 6.75% in its 4th Bimonthly Monetary Policy statement of this fiscal today. The RBI kept the CRR unchanged at 4% and cut the ceiling for holding SLR securities in HTM books for banks by 50 bps to 21.5%. RBI mentioned that bulk of its conditions mentioned in the previous policy for further accommodation have been met and that the Jan 2016 CPI inflation target is likely to be met.

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• 14 Apr

  Policy holders to benefit from the 1st Bimonthly credit policy

  The Reserve Bank of India came out with the 1st Bimonthly Monetary Policy statement for the fiscal year FY15-16. On the basis of its assessment of the current and evolving macro-economic situation, the RBI kept the policy rate unchanged with repo at 7.50%.

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• 05 Jul

  Falling Rupee – Why NRIs Should Invest NOW

  In last 5 years the Indian Rupee has been on a downward slide and currently it is all over the news as it touched its all time low against USD. People over social media forum jokingly update their status as “rupee has entered the senior citizen club”.

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• 17 May

  Behavioural Finance – How Human Behavioural Biases Affect Investment Decisions (II)

  The human tendency to take extreme measures to avoid loss leads to some behaviours that can inhibit investing success.

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• 17 May

  Behavioural Finance – How Human Behavioural Biases Affect Investment Decisions (I)

  Human beings are rational and intellectual creatures. We try to act in the most rational manner in a given circumstance, including when it comes to taking investment decisions, yet we clearly know that emotions do affect such decisions. People in the world of investments commonly talk about the role greed and fear play in driving stock markets.

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• 20 Dec

  Stock Market Series I – 7 Thumb Rules of Investing for Beginners

  We work so hard for our money and accordingly we also want our money to work equally hard for us. The idea behind investing is to put the money to use in such a way that it generates more money for us.

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• 20 Dec

  GAAR and Its Implications

  General Anti-avoidance Rule (GAAR) is a concept which generally empowers the Revenue Authorities in a country to deny the tax benefits of transactions or arrangements which do not have any commercial substance or consideration other than achieving the tax benefit.

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