The largest public sector bank in the country, State Bank of India (SBI), acquired the 9.95% of the IFSC. The IFSC stake is to be “acquired subject of maximum investment

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Opening a small business could be just the thing you’re looking for to start the new year off right! Is financial freedom, entrepreneurship or a shot at your own business

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While analysts on Dalal Street remain bullish on the domestic equities market, they advise investors to focus on quality stocks in 2022. While analysts on Dalal Street remain bullish on

More than Rs 1 lakh crore was raised in the calendar year as over 60 companies sought to list on stock exchanges; start-up IPOs were the year’s highlight. In terms

The Enforcement Directorate (ED), took the step of detaching assets worth over ₹1,000 crore off from the belongings of the prime accused of the PNB Scam and listed them for

Bitcoin rose to the heights of $51,000 (roughly about ₹38 lakh), the highest it has been in the time span of more than 2 weeks. Raising the hopes of a

Studies say that the world economy will surpass $100 trillion for the first time ever, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research. The world economy is all set

 There is also a robust pipeline for IPOs in 2022, with momentum projected to continue into the new year. The year 2021 was a record year for initial public offerings

Debt Snowball is a  debt repayment method in which you list all your debts from lowest to highest (excluding mortgages), then make a minimum monthly payment and set aside extra