Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], January 20 (ANI/PRNewswire): Among the top bulk deals by Foreign Institutional Investor, Nexpact Limited bought 8,56,000 shares or ~1 per cent stake of Kellton Tech Solutions Ltd at Rs 79.93 per share.
Among the top bulk deals by Foreign Institutional Investor, Nexpact Limited bought 8,56,000 shares or ~1 per cent stake of Kellton Tech Solutions Ltd at Rs 79.9
Interview | For long-term investors, India a compelling story of massive potential: Vistra India head
In an interview with Moneycontrol, Navita Yadav, Country Managing Director of Vistra India, speaks on fund flows into emerging markets, Fed moves and opportunities in REITs and INVITs. December 24, 2020 / 05:11 PM IST
Vistra Group, among the world’s top three corporate and fiduciary services providers, manages more than $142 billion of investments in India. In an interview with Moneycontrol, Navita Yadav, Country Managing Director of Vistra India and Global Head of Capital Markets, touched upon topics ranging from fund flows into emerging markets, Fed moves and opportunities in REITs and INVITs to the need for corporates to display greater fiduciary responsibility. Yadav, who will be moving to London soon to manage the group s global markets, says India has seen much higher consistency in FPI flows in comparison to other emerging markets.
At USD 8.1 billion; FPI infusion highest in 12 years
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) infused a record $8.1 billion in November the highest in 12 years said Bank of America Securities (BofA Securities) in a report on Monday.
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NEW DELHI: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) infused a record $8.1 billion in November the highest in 12 years said Bank of America Securities (BofA Securities) in a report on Monday. FPIs own more than 24 per cent of the domestic market and have pumped in $5 billion in December so far which is also “exceptionally strong”, the report added.
India has received the highest FPI inflows among the emerging market peers in November as Brazil got only $6.2 billion, South Korea ( $ 5.2 billion), Taiwan ($ 4.5 billion) and Thailand at $ 1.1 billion. BofA added that the fund inflows were driven by active funds.
Updated Dec 18, 2020 | 09:35 IST | Manu Kaushik
At 9.25 am, BSE Sensex was seen trading at 46,890 levels, down almost 35 points or 0.07% and 50-stock NSE Nifty was at 13,728 levels, down by 13 points. Sensex slips below 47k-mark, Nifty at 13,728 levels after flat opening; TCS share buyback commences today | Photo Credit: PTI
Mumbai: Market opened flat on Friday after rallying to new peaks in the previous trading sessions owing to record net Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) inflows. At 9.25 am, BSE Sensex was seen trading at 46,890 levels, down almost 35 points or 0.07% and 50-stock NSE Nifty was at 13,728 levels, down by 13 points.
Only 12 out of 30 Sensex stocks were in the green zone in early trades while only 19 out of 50 Nifty stocks were in the green indicating bears holding sway in the opening session.