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    NIPPON LIFE INDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT LTD Q3 RESULTS

    Wealth management and the triple multiplier effect

    This growth is underpinned by the ‘Triple Multiplier Effect’ – the confluence of rising High Networth Individuals (HNI) investors, asset appreciation, and savings from incremental growth in income.

    Africa's biggest insurer eyes India wealth management as BlackRock, Jio join fray

    “A large number of people are breaking out of the real poverty trap, so they’re able to start focusing on providing for the future,” Sanlam Chief Executive Officer Paul Hanratty said in an interview Thursday. “India is really at that point where a huge chunk of the population are now able to save and invest for the future.”

    Fund Manager Talk: 3 sectors within capex theme can come under selling pressure, says Ambit’s Bhargav Buddhadev

    Bhargav Buddhadev of Ambit Asset Management identified potential selling pressure in capex-oriented sectors like roads, railways, and defense due to budget cuts. He highlighted optimism in sectors like rural recovery and chemicals. Investors were advised on market strategies, and the resilience of the Indian market amid global challenges was emphasized.

    LIC stock portfolio surges to Rs 15 lakh crore, 95 stocks sold in Q1

    Life Insurance Corporation of India's equity portfolio has nearly doubled in three years to Rs 15.72 lakh crore. In the June quarter, LIC reduced stakes in 95 stocks, including Bank of Maharashtra, while increasing investments in firms such as Infosys and TCS. Fund managers advise rotating into value sectors for optimal returns.

    Nippon Life India AMC fined for violating rules on total expense ratio

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) fined Nippon Life India Asset Management Company and its trustee ₹3 lakh for TER rule violations. Sebi discovered that the asset manager charged insufficient expenses to the actual expenses incurred by five ETFs. Nippon Life AMC defended the charges, stating there was no clear restriction on AMC bearing such expenses.

    SBI Q1 net rises 1% as loan loss provisions widen

    Loan loss provisions increased 70% year on year to ₹4,518 crore from ₹2,652 crore in the year earlier, squeezing net profit despite loan growth remaining strong. Chairman Dinesh Khara said the provisions were mostly related to legacy standard assets and the asset-quality outlook for the bank remained unchanged."We don't have any challenges in asset quality," Khara said.

    The Economic Times
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