Author: Legal Parivar

TBI Corn shares made a stellar debut on the NSE SME today, opening at ₹198, a 110.64% increase from the issue price of ₹94.

The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has announced that the repo rate will remain unchanged at 6.5 percent, as stated by Governor Shaktikanta Das on June 7.

On Thursday, an Indian company tribunal approved the merger of full-service carriers Vistara and Air India, according to an order dated June 6. This approval brings the Tata group airlines closer to finalizing the deal.

Oil prices continued to rise on Friday following indications from OPEC+ members Saudi Arabia and Russia that they might pause or reverse output agreements.

In May, Paytm accounted for 8.1% of total UPI transactions, down from 13% in January, according to data from the National Payments Corporation of India.

The International Capital Asset Pricing Model (ICAPM) is an extension of the traditional Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) that accounts for the additional risks associated with international investments. It incorporates factors such as exchange rate risk, political risk, and differences in market regulations to determine the expected returns on investments in foreign markets. To illustrate the ICAPM, let’s consider an example involving two countries: the United States and Japan. Suppose an investor is considering investing in stocks from both countries and wants to evaluate the expected returns on these investments using the ICAPM framework. Now, let’s incorporate these factors into…

The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) is a fundamental concept in finance used to determine the expected return on an investment given its risk level.

Covered Interest Rate Arbitrage is a financial strategy employed by investors to profit from differences in interest rates between two currencies while simultaneously hedging against exchange rate risk.

In the aftermath of India’s recent elections, where no single party secured a clear majority, the formation of a coalition government has become inevitable.

Navigating the intricate socio-political landscape of India presents a myriad of challenges and opportunities for businesses operating within its borders. With a diverse political environment, decentralized governance structure, and dynamic regulatory framework, the assessment and management of political risk have become paramount for companies seeking to establish a foothold or expand their presence in the Indian market. Here’s a detailed elaboration: Political Landscape: Types of Political Risks: Assessment of Political Risk: Management of Political Risk: Monitoring and Review: In conclusion, effective assessment and management of political risk in India require a comprehensive understanding of the country’s political dynamics, regulatory framework,…