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IRDAI gives nod to Max Financial Services to acquire remaining 5.17% stake in Max Life Insurance - Vimarsana News

IRDAI gives nod to Max Financial Services to acquire remaining 5.17% stake in Max Life Insurance

The transaction will involve the purchasing of 9.91 crore shares of Max Life at Rs 85 per share by Max Financial, which is the parent company of Max Life.

Max Financial gets IRDAI nod to increase its stake in Max Life by 5.17% to 87% - Vimarsana News

Max Financial gets IRDAI nod to increase its stake in Max Life by 5.17% to 87%

The transaction entails the purchase of 9.91 crore shares of Max Life at Rs 85 per share by MFSL, the parent company of Max Life.

Max Financial Services receives IRDAI nod to acquire Mitsui Sumitomo's 5.17% stake in Max Life - Vimarsana News

Max Financial Services receives IRDAI nod to acquire Mitsui Sumitomo's 5.17% stake in Max Life

Max Financial Services Ltd has received approval from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India to purchase the balance 5.17% stake held by Mitsui Sumitomo Company Limited in Max Life Insurance Company Limited.

Stocks remain bullish, may benefit from window-dressing - Vimarsana News

Stocks remain bullish, may benefit from window-dressing

While investors in the local stock market are growing more bullish amid expectations of easing rate hikes, there may be periods of profit-taking while share prices may also be swayed by the release of some US and Philippine economic data. “The case for optimism continues to build up for the local

Source: mb.com.ph
JV appointed to develop depot area - Vimarsana News

JV appointed to develop depot area

The metro rail authorities yesterday appointed a Japan-Bangladesh joint venture firm to develop the depot area of the country’s first-ever underground metro rail, formally known as Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Line-1.