Young consumers are entering formal credit earlier, with digital platforms and smaller towns playing a bigger role in their borrowing journeys, according to a report by Equifax India
The grey market premium for NSE shares hovered around Rs 189-190 per share ahead of bidding, according to websites that track the demand for shares of unlisted companies.
A record IPO pipeline could temporarily lock investor money, but experts see limited risk to overall market liquidity
New features announced at GFF 2026 cover NFC-based payments, transaction controls, beneficiary information and automated chargeback requests
MHADA has opened 324 affordable homes in Nashik on a first-come, first-served basis, with prices ranging from Rs 11 lakh to Rs 27 lakh
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The proceedings dropped by Sebi in its latest order originated from a show cause notice (SCN) issued in October 2024. The notice was issued following a probe into share transactions between Max Financial, Max Life, and Axis Bank between the financial year 2009 to 2022
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India introduced life cycle funds on February 26, 2026. They are also called target date funds as they are designed to align with an investor’s future goals. They provide a diversified portfolio that shifts its asset allocation over time
Surgeons say wider insurance support and greater competition could bring down robotic surgery costs, but patients must still check policy limits before choosing the procedure
Money received as a gift from an NRI child is not taxable for parents. However, paperwork may be needed if the transfer comes under the tax department’s scanner
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The Supreme Court has sought a response from the Uttar Pradesh government in a plea that challenges extending pension, family pension, and other facilities to former MLAs and MLCs, while the UPSL Act, 1980, makes no mention of it
