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Are they ready to lead the next leg of the rally? 8 stocks from banking & financial services with an upside potential of up to 42%
Over the past three years, the RBI has been tightening regulations in many segments of the financial services space, forcing both banks and NBFCs to clean up their acts. Firms belonging to strong industrial houses have been preparing themselves for a long time to stay updated with all the new rules and regulations. In fact, some of the large banks have seen a valuation readjustment and are currently placed at levels where they have once again started to show signs of outperformance. So, is it time to take a look at these stocks?
5 financial gifts for a Happy Mother's Day -- take a look!
This Mother’s Day, go beyond traditional gifts and take a meaningful step toward ensuring your mother’s financial freedom. Start by helping her build a secure and diversified financial portfolio tailored to her needs whether it’s through steady income schemes like the Senior Citizens’ Savings Scheme or wealth-building options such as mutual funds with a portion of gold to hedge her risks.
Country's legal system must evolve to govern AI technology responsibly: SC judge Manmohan
At the International Legal Conference 2025, Supreme Court judge Manmohan stressed the need for India’s legal system to evolve with emerging technologies like AI and fintech. He highlighted pressing issues around data privacy, cybersecurity, and intellectual property, urging legal reform to support innovation, international trade, and cross-border dispute resolution.
Health and general insurance claim settlement: 5 fastest and 5 slowest insurers to settle claims within 3 months
IRDAI's 2023-24 handbook on Indian insurance statistics reveals the claim settlement performance of all Indian insurers. Navi recorded the highest claim settlement ratio at 99.97%, while Acko also showed impressive speed. However, correspondingly, their incurred claims ratios vary significantly, raising questions about claim payouts versus premiums collected. Stand-alone health insurers like Star Health have lower claim settlement and incurred claims ratios, emphasizing the need for comprehensive policy evaluation.
Look beyond the obvious and think long term: 8 large-cap stocks with an upside potential of up to 54%
The intensity of the India-Pakistan conflict has gone up a couple of notches in the last 48 hours. And it may take some time for matters to be resolved. So, the chances are that the market will remain under pressure in the short term. However, focusing on the short term is the biggest mistake you can make at this juncture. If you are looking to put in fresh money, identify a combination of stocks from sectors which are going to do well because of conflict and from others where the demand has an element of annuity and the business will thus grow at all times.
Fund Manager Talk | From BFSI to consumer brands: WhiteOak’s Trupti Agrawal on hunting for durable alphas
WhiteOak Capital AMC’s Trupti Agrawal highlights selective, bottom-up investing in BFSI and consumer discretionary sectors, focusing on governance, scalability, and premiumisation amid macro shifts and valuation concerns. A 360-degree stock evaluation remains central to their strategy.
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Insurance cos dread IPL cancellation, airlines & shipping lines premium hike amid an undeclared war scenario
Tensions between India and Pakistan pose significant risks for insurers and reinsurers across various sectors, including sports, aviation, and marine. The potential cancellation of the IPL 2025 due to geopolitical instability could trigger substantial claims. Reinsurers are closely monitoring the situation, with possible increases in war risk premiums and policy cancellations looming, particularly in high-risk zones.
Be crisis-ready, firewall systems: FM Sitharaman to banks amid India-Pakistan escalation
Amidst the ongoing tensions with Pakistan, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has directed banks and financial institutions to maintain uninterrupted services nationwide, especially in border regions. She emphasized seamless cash availability, functional digital banking, and timely insurance claim settlements. Banks are also instructed to enhance cybersecurity, conduct audits, and coordinate with agencies like RBI and CERT-In.
In the wake of India-Pak conflict, BCCI suspends IPL for a week
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has suspended the Indian Premier League 2025. The suspension is effective immediately and will last for one week. This decision follows escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. The board will announce a revised schedule later. The decision came after consulting with stakeholders. JioStar supports the decision.
Chipmaker Wolfspeed shares fall 23% as slowing EV sales hit annual revenue forecast
Chipmaker Wolfspeed's shares fell 23% on Friday after it raised going-concern doubts and forecast weaker-than-expected annual revenue as it grapples with slowing electric-vehicle demand amid economic uncertainty.
FM Nirmala Sitharaman reviews banking sector's operational and cybersecurity preparedness amid rising tensions with Pakistan
Nirmala Sitharaman chaired a meeting with bank and insurance heads. The meeting addressed cyber security readiness due to border tensions. Banks were directed to stay alert and ensure uninterrupted services. They must audit cyber systems and designate officers for cyber and operational matters. Banks are coordinating with RBI and CERT-In. Employee safety in border areas is also a priority.
Cholamandalam Financial Holdings report consolidated Q4 PAT at Rs 1,362.18 cr
Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd has reported a consolidated profit after tax of Rs 1,362.18 crore for the January-March 2025 quarter, the company said on Friday.
These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 28% return in 1 year, according to analysts
Once it starts, there is no point in guessing when it will end. All the so-called analysis is not worth much as no one can say for sure what Pakistan’s reaction may be, or how India will respond to that. What matters most now is thinking beyond the conflict. And yes, it would be a great idea to conserve cash, to be used at the opportune time. If matters escalate further, the first phase of correction will be across the board. It would be differentiated after that.
'If I can do anything to help, I will be there': President Trump on tensions between India, Pak
President Trump addressed the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, urging both nations to cease their "tit for tat" actions. Following Indian military strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Pakistan's Punjab province, and retaliatory shelling by Pakistan along the LoC, Trump offered US assistance to help resolve the conflict.
Some possible safe havens, some likely causalities of tension at the border: 5 sectors, 24 stocks which are likely to see an impact
Now that India has retaliated as it was expected to after the Pahalgam terror attack, it is time to see how the situation pans out in the next couple of weeks. Let’s hope for the best and prepare for the worst. When we prepare for the worst, there are some hard decisions that need to be made. The fact is that there is no investment strategy that can insulate a portfolio from geopolitical shock (or a war, to put it simply). History suggests that wealth survives best when it is backed by businesses whose revenue is mandated by the government, protected by regulation, or denominated in a hard foreign currency. At the same time there are some sectors which are bound to be a hit.
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PB Healthcare secures $218 million from General Catalyst, PB Fintech, others
PB Healthcare Services, a subsidiary of PB Fintech aiming to build a hospital network, has raised $218 million (Rs 1,848 crore) in its first major equity funding round. The round was led by US-based venture capital firm General Catalyst, with participation from other investors and PB Fintech itself.
IndiGo plane aborts landing at Guwahati airport due to sudden change in wind pattern
An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Guwahati, operating as 6E 2038, aborted its landing due to a sudden change in wind direction. The A321 aircraft, nearly full, took off again shortly before landing but later safely landed at Guwahati airport around 12:51 pm. Passengers were informed by the captain about the aborted landing; IndiGo has not commented on the incident.
'Incoherent nonsense': Keir Starmer defends UK-India FTA amid opposition criticism over tax exemptions
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is defending the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with India against criticism regarding a double taxation clause. The clause exempts Indian workers in the UK from National Insurance contributions for three years, a move the Conservative Party claims unfairly benefits Indian workers and costs the UK Treasury.
EU sues several countries for not properly implementing Digital Services Act
It said these countries had failed to designate or empower a national Digital Services Coordinator (DSC) and to lay down the rules on penalties applicable to infringements under the DSA. The DSA is a landmark law that requires online companies to do more to tackle illegal and harmful content on their platforms.
These 8 banking stocks can give more than 29% returns in 1 year, according to analysts
Clearly, the market is in stock-specific mode. A large PSU bank, an outperformer for some time, took a hit on Tuesday as its Q4 results did not match up to the street’s expectations. But it did not lead to an all-around decline in banking stocks. Now, everything has to be seen in a context. Banking stocks have been outperforming the bearish phase of the market for the last four months. So there is bound to more than the usual pressure if there is a slight disappointment.
RIL, Tata Motors in; ICICI Bank, IT stocks out: How LIC reshuffled its Rs 15 lakh crore portfolio in Q4
LIC strategically reshuffled its substantial equity portfolio in Q4, increasing investments in Reliance Industries, Tata Motors, and SBI. Conversely, the insurer reduced its holdings in ICICI Bank and IT giants like Infosys and TCS. This rebalancing reflects valuation adjustments, sectoral rotations, and portfolio management strategies in anticipation of FY26.s
Fintech revolution 2.0 is expected to unfold in India in the next 10 years: MobiKwik’s Upasana Taku
India is a very large opportunity, the entrepreneur says, anticipating high growth in the fintech sector in the next 10-20 years.
SC’s e-accessibility order to push firms on digital inclusivity
The order confirmed that digital tools used for compliance must correspond with the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act (RPwD) and Article 21 (right to life and personal liberty), said Astha Sharma, partner at law firm Aquilaw. "The court has recognised the exclusionary impact of the existing KYC standards and in doing so, has set an unqualified policy for accessibility within regulatory frameworks.
What is embedded insurance?
Embedded insurance is the integration of insurance products directly into the purchase process of other goods or services.
ET Explainer: Common empanelment & health cover costs
Standardisation of packages and billing practices could reduce treatment costs. If hospitals agree to fixed rates, insurers can better control claim payouts. Lower claims mean lower costs for insurers, which could eventually lead to more affordable premiums for policyholders.
Bajaj Group seeks CCI's nod to acquire Allianz's 26% stake in insurance JVs
Bajaj Group is seeking CCI approval to acquire Allianz SE's 26% stake in Bajaj Allianz General Insurance and Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, potentially gaining full control. The deal, valued at ?13,780 crore and ?10,400 crore respectively, ends a 24-year partnership. Bajaj asserts the acquisition won't harm competition, citing a fragmented insurance sector.
Go Digit General Insurance doubles net profit in Q4 FY25; posts third straight profitable year
Go Digit earned Rs 2,246.8 crore in net premium in Q4, up from Rs 1,981.7 crore last year. Motor insurance contributed the largest share with a net premium of Rs 1,373.3 crore, followed by health, corporate, fire, marine, and other segments. Solvency ratio improved to 2.24 at the end of March, up from 1.61 a year earlier.
Dailyhunt parent faces audit heat; Go Digit Q4 results
Audit firm Deloitte has raised multiple red flags over Dailyhunt parent’s internal controls. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
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