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Indian markets are moving towards Aatmanirbharta (self reliance) with the share of DIIs set to overtake that of FIIs in the next few quarters, says PRIME Database managing director Pranav Haldea
Foreign institutional investors (FII) have been the largest non-promoter investor category in Indian stock markets. But, that is expected to change soon. Fuelled by a surge in investments flowing into mutual funds, domestic institutional investors (DII) could overtake their foreign counterparts in coming quarters
Ten companies, including these three, accounted for 33% of the total spends on CSR in FY23, according to data shared exclusively with ET by primeinfobase.com, an initiative of Prime Database Group.
In 2024, Indian primary market bucked the two-decade trend of coming to a virtual standstill before a general election with record fundraising. Several issues are likely to be launched even in May as investors and companies are less uncertain about the outcome of the elections this year.
According to the report, of all the companies with equity shares listed on the NSE main board, the Big 6 Indian audit firms secured 637 assignments out of 1,961. This accounted for approximately 32.48% of the total, up slightly from 32.14% the previous fiscal year. Auditor details were missing for 47 organisations. A key standout has been the strong performance of Grant Thornton and MSKA affiliates who have established themselves as strong alternatives to the Big Four firms in audit business.