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Markets, money and investing, explained without the jargon.

BlackRock: The World's Largest Asset Manager
Editorial

BlackRock: The World's Largest Asset Manager

Explore BlackRock's history, growth, key acquisitions, and its influence as the world's largest asset manager, including its ALADDIN system and India presence.

What Led to the 23% Fall in RBL Bank?
Editorial

What Led to the 23% Fall in RBL Bank?

RBL Bank's shares plummeted 23% after CEO Vishwavir Ahuja stepped down and RBI appointed an additional director. Learn about the events and the bank's financial position.

Inflation in India - What You Need to Know
Editorial

Inflation in India - What You Need to Know

Understand inflation in India, including the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) and Consumer Price Index (CPI), their divergence, and impact on the economy.

How are Stocks Included/Excluded in NIFTY50?
Editorial

How are Stocks Included/Excluded in NIFTY50?

Understand the criteria and process for how stocks are added to or removed from the NIFTY 50 index, including liquidity, market capitalisation, and impact cost.

Neo-banks: Disrupting the Banking Industry
Editorial

Neo-banks: Disrupting the Banking Industry

Explore how neobanks are disrupting the banking industry by operating exclusively online, offering digital services, and leveraging AI for personalized customer experiences.

Mutual Funds: Common Types and Terminologies
Jargons

Mutual Funds: Common Types and Terminologies

Understand mutual funds, their common types like equity and debt funds, and key terminologies such as NAV and expense ratio. Learn how mutual funds work and their advantages.

The Hidden Danger in IPOs of 2021
Editorial

The Hidden Danger in IPOs of 2021

Explore the hidden dangers in 2021 IPOs, including overpriced listings, questionable fund utilization, and the impact of new-age tech companies on the market.

Who are Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs)?
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Who are Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs)?

Understand who Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) are, their types, and their significant role in the Indian stock market, including mutual funds and insurance companies.