Sebi action on Jane Street highlights 3 aspects of market: Uday Kotak
Uday Kotak flagged structural flaws in Indian markets — warning against excessive money power, distorted liquidity, and volume-driven business models. Kotak’s remarks come as Sebi details how Jane Street allegedly gamed index expiry trades to book massive profits, raising fresh questions about fairness and transparency in derivatives trading.
NSE vs BSE: How the two stock exchanges fared on financial parameters in FY25
Jane Street vs Sebi: 10 things to know about how the American hedge firm made Rs 36,500 crore profit
Sebi barred Jane Street Group and its affiliates from Indian markets for manipulating Nifty and Bank Nifty indices using expiry-day strategies, misleading retail traders. The firm allegedly made Rs 36,500 crore in profits, with Rs 4,840 crore frozen.
TCS, HCLTech among 10 stocks that paid dividends over 40 times since 2011
TCS, Crisil, HCL Tech, and others have demonstrated exceptional dividend consistency, with payouts ranging from 42 to 65 times over 14 years. These stocks reflect solid cash flow strength and shareholder focus.
Warren Buffett’s 7 point playbook for mutual fund investors
Warren Buffett may not invest in mutual funds himself, but his timeless principles—low costs, long-term focus, and emotional discipline—offer a powerful guide for mutual fund investors. From ignoring market noise to embracing downturns, Buffett’s 7-point playbook may help investors navigate volatility and unlock the true power of compounding.
Mid and small cap allocation rises across equity and hybrid funds, buying opportunity in 7 sectors: Quant Mutual Fund
Quant Mutual Fund is adjusting its portfolio. It is increasing exposure to mid and small-cap stocks. The fund house sees buying opportunities in sectors like PSU and infrastructure. Predictive analytics endorse risk-on for India. The fund house anticipates global market resilience. Name changes for four schemes are effective from June 30, 2025.
ReNew shareholders raise offer for $880 million delisting
A consortium including Masdar and Sumant Sinha has increased its offer to $8 per share, totaling $880 million, to acquire the remaining stake in ReNew Energy Global and delist it from Nasdaq. This revised bid follows an initial offer last December and aims to buy out the 27.5% stake held by other shareholders.
Trent guides for slowdown in Q1 earnings, stock slumps 11%
Trent experienced a significant stock drop. This happened after the company lowered its first-quarter growth forecast. Investors reacted by selling shares. Analysts predict a further decline in the stock price. Nuvama brokerage downgraded Trent’s rating. They also reduced the target price. The company’s future growth trajectory is now uncertain. Investors are advised to be cautious.