Some of these changes came into effect from September 1, while the others will be rolled out gradually
Firm plans to expand its current product portfolio of 53 products and 101 stock-keeping units (SKUs) to over 80 products and 130 SKUs
As part of the deal announced on Saturday, Future Group will be selling its retail assets to Reliance Retail in a deal pegged at Rs 24,713 crore
Brokers will also be required to collect 20 per cent upfront margin from clients from Tuesday to avoid any penalty
The entire banking space seems to have revived and is seeing a catch-up move to the broader market
Experts say spike can be attributed to limited availability of dealing room staff
Raamdeo Agrawal of Motilal Oswal Financial Services cautions the day the market realises that earnings won't come back in a hurry, they will go sideways, or may correct
Unless a stock shows breakdown underneath the previous support level decisively, avoid it.
Come September 1, stockbrokers will have to report the upfront margin collected and available with them from their clients
Grasim is witnessing a breakout from the range where it has spent the last two months
Parikh was appointed as an Independent Director of Infosys effective July 15, 2020, based on the recommendations of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee of the Board
At a time when the index appears expensive, a stock-specific approach will serve you well
Index is trading at 30.4 times its trailing 12-month earnings per share, highest since it began reporting its ratios in 1999
Dream run may come to a screeching halt anytime, warn analysts as fundamentals do not back them
The regulator has asked brokers to collect upfront so-called value at risk (VaR) margin and extreme loss margin (ELM) even for trading in the equity cash segment.
The idea behind this strategy is to book profit and take a fresh view.
Have a horizon of 5-7 years and limit allocation to 15-20% of equity portfolio
Regulators, markets must brace for online trading apps
Experts said the markets also cheered signs of recovery in jobs and manufacturing after the economy reopened in June after a prolonged lockdown
Supportive action taken by global central banks boosted investors' appetite for risk even as coronavirus infections continued to climb at a steady pace.