Many Non Resident Indians (i.e. NRIs) are not sure as to (i) regulations applicable to them with regard to investing in Indian shares and (ii) documentary requirements which apply to them. In this article, I will explain the correct (and legal) way of NRI investment...
I am sure you have thought about investing in Google, Apple, Microsoft, Wal-Mart etc. Despite the fact that these companies are not listed on Indian stock exchange(s), Indian investors can still invest in them either directly or as part of mutual funds/ Exchange...
What is an Equity Mutual Fund? While it may sound like the name given to a fund which invests only in equities (i.e. stocks) this may or may not be true. A fund must have a minimum of 65% in equity stocks in order to qualify for tax benefits as an equity-oriented...
Starting up to raise money is the new thing. Up until a decade back, people tried to raise money to start-up. What’s changed? Two main reasons why startup investing is at an all time high: [1] Returns Generated: Startups which succeeded in past delivered unbelievable...
Last week a few of us were driving back towards Delhi from the interiors of Gurgaon. For those who have not been to Gurgaon – it is without a doubt the most outstanding contrast of beautiful constructions and unfortunate infrastructure. The roads which start with a...
The fact that money lying in trading accounts does not earn any interest income is often a big problem for those who trade in multiple trading accounts, particularly asset managers, stock-brokers and their authorized persons who may not be able to transfer funds...
