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Threequarters of a percent. The nasdaq moving above, 1 higher now. Were going to kick things off with our chart of the day, the ten year. The yield ripping higher again right now. Take a look. It hit above 4. 65 earlier in the session, at its highest level in 16 years, right now at 4. 6. Really thats where we have to start this conversation, shannon. Higher yields but yet were seeing a bigger rally in the markets. How is that even possible . I think weve already been under pressure the last week...

Bharat Highways InvIT IPO: The infrastructure investment trust will utilise the net issue proceeds for providing loans to the project SPVs (special purpose vehicles) for repaying their outstanding loans

The infrastructure investment trust is going to open its initial public offering for subscription on February 28. The issue will close on March 1

Private credit, an asset class which involves offering debt to companies via alternative investment funds, must be a key component of limited partners’ portfolios because ......

KFin Technologies and Equalifi Celebrate Excellence in Alternative Investments with Indian Thought-Leaders 2024

The private credit market gained significant momentum in India during 2023 with both local and global debt investors joining the bandwagon even as traditional lenders such as banks tightened ......

Financial analysts anticipate that the key policy rates will likely remain unchanged, given the gradual convergence of inflation towards the RBI’s target level and the upward trajectory of economic growth. Individuals looking to secure loans can find relief in the absence of imminent rate hikes.

The queue for mutual fund (MF) licences has thinned down due to quick clearances by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) alongside applications being withdrawn amid regulatory changes. There were, at the end of Septe­mber, only two pending MF applications: By AngelOne and Unifi Capital. By comparison, there were 11 applications lying before the market regulator at the start of calendar year 2023.

"While Indias long-term future looks bright, the valuations are at the upper end of the range, and there is some froth in small/mid-cap stocks. So, despite being bullish on India from a long-term perspective, pure beta strategies may struggle to deliver good returns in the short term. Further, Our markets will also evolve to distinguish between sophisticated investors and retail investors."

The companys combined net debt is ₹3,600 crore as of March 31, 2023, and it is looking to pare down debt to ₹3,000 crore by the end of FY24. "Jain Irrigation is in talks with private credit fund Alpha Alternatives to raise money to repay some existing debt including inter-company deposits, and the loan will be sanctioned within a few days," said a source close to the development.