The only constant in this world is Change - Uncertainty in business and the Myriad shifts in the regulatory systems.
FTX Collapsed Explained
The world of cryptocurrency is bewildering to say the least and FTX, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange, a company valued at $32 billion seems to be falling apart. We have always warned our investors about this scenario, but what is happening is frightening for crypto investors.
The Tech IPO Exodus
It is definitely not the year of technology. Audio wear company boAt earlier this year announced plans to Go Public. But just a couple of weeks ago, those plans were abandoned and frozen for now. Other wannabe tech unicorns like fintech major Mobikwik, used-car marketplace Droom and online pharmacy PharmEasy have also pulled the plug and shelved plans to go public for now on their IPOs. Why?
What will happen to your wealth after you?
All these changes in the investment world emphasize the importance of estate planning. While ostensibly life expectancy has been on the rise since the last 40 years, thanks to advances in medical science, men are also dying young suddenly … with no notice, primarily due to cardiac issues.
Keeping your spouse informed
The obsession with keeping your wealth under wraps, even from near and dear family members, is a peculiar practice in India. Especially when it comes to money, most Indian wives are unaware of their husband’s income or savings. They mostly stem from the men precluding chances that the wives will persuade them to deviate from HIS financial plan and goal in pursuit of something else. Is it a wise decision?
MFs have to pay 15% interest for delay in redemption, dividend payment
Regulatory changes by our Capital market regulator amended mutual fund regulations keeping the common man in mind. A good change. In case of delay beyond the stipulated period, mutual fund houses will now pay interest for the period of delay in transfer of redemption or repurchase or dividend to unitholders at the rate of 15% per annum along with the proceeds of redemption or repurchase or dividend.
The only constant in this world is Change - Uncertainty in business and the Myriad shifts in the regulatory systems.
FTX Collapsed Explained
The world of cryptocurrency is bewildering to say the least and FTX, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange, a company valued at $32 billion seems to be falling apart. We have always warned our investors about this scenario, but what is happening is frightening for crypto investors.
The Tech IPO Exodus
It is definitely not the year of technology. Audio wear company boAt earlier this year announced plans to Go Public. But just a couple of weeks ago, those plans were abandoned and frozen for now. Other wannabe tech unicorns like fintech major Mobikwik, used-car marketplace Droom and online pharmacy PharmEasy have also pulled the plug and shelved plans to go public for now on their IPOs. Why?
What will happen to your wealth after you?
All these changes in the investment world emphasize the importance of estate planning. While ostensibly life expectancy has been on the rise since the last 40 years, thanks to advances in medical science, men are also dying young suddenly … with no notice, primarily due to cardiac issues.
Keeping your spouse informed
The obsession with keeping your wealth under wraps, even from near and dear family members, is a peculiar practice in India. Especially when it comes to money, most Indian wives are unaware of their husband’s income or savings. They mostly stem from the men precluding chances that the wives will persuade them to deviate from HIS financial plan and goal in pursuit of something else. Is it a wise decision?
MFs have to pay 15% interest for delay in redemption, dividend payment
Regulatory changes by our Capital market regulator amended mutual fund regulations keeping the common man in mind. A good change. In case of delay beyond the stipulated period, mutual fund houses will now pay interest for the period of delay in transfer of redemption or repurchase or dividend to unitholders at the rate of 15% per annum along with the proceeds of redemption or repurchase or dividend.
