AT1 bonds were sold by bonus-seeking RMs of Yes Bank to FD holders and zero risk investors. This is mis-selling and fraud.
Women are conditioned to stay away from money management but it harms their future selves to delegate this one thing
To squeeze the rich more in #Budget2020 will be like putting an already spent stick of sugarcane through the juicer. @FinMinIndia and @nsitharaman need to find ways to get those escaping tax to pay. My column in @livemint
India needs a new growth push and unless we clean up the state intervention designed in an earlier era, the next push is difficult.
Why stock markets are ignoring angry Indians and a slumping economy 1. Thick domestic cash pipeline 2. Foreign money 3. Expectation that economy is bottoming out (And no, there is no rush to blue chips from mid and small caps!)
Balance in your money life seeps into other parts of your life. Try it out!
With the government opening a new window to sell its stocks and bonds, things should begin to change in the life insurance industry. The Bharat Bond issue is making the insurance industry begin to worry.
Animan Thakur liked your Tweet Bharat Bond is interesting for many reasons 1. Target date maturity 2. Safe, higher than bank FD returns 3. Saw a small fund house punch above its weight and win 4. Flexible and low cost Now it just needs a Section 80C hug
The Modi giovernment has made the use of ash difficult but has not been able to curb the generation of black money. This cash waits in the system without being spent or invested.
How is it that Indian investors have lost money to fraud in the regulated part of the financial sector. No wonder Indian investors remain wary of assets they cannot see, hold or dig into a hole.