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    Adani Energy rolls out $1-bn QIP; base deal of up to $700 mn

    Adani Energy Solutions launched a $1 billion qualified institutional placement, comprising a $700 million base deal and an option for an additional $300 million. Shares are priced at ₹976, a 13.24% discount. The funds will be used for subsidiaries' capital expenditure, smart meters, debt repayment, and general corporate purposes. Key investors include international and domestic funds.

    Know Your Fund Manager | Satish Ramanathan, CIO-Equity, JM Financial Asset Management

    Satish Ramanathan, CIO-Equity at JM Financial Asset Management, transitioned from engineering to a successful career in equities. He manages four significant schemes and follows a meticulous investment philosophy. His approach balances caution with boldness, focusing on long-term growth and quality. His passion lies in responsibly managing public funds and receiving client appreciation.

    Know Your Fund Manager | Nimesh Chandan, CIO, Bajaj Finserv AMC

    Mumbai-born finance expert transitioned from family business to behavioural finance, studied at Somaiya Institute, and Amsterdam Institute. Worked as a sell-side analyst before joining buy-side roles with global networks. Now at Bajaj Finserv since 2022, managing ₹12,000 crore in 8 funds, implementing INQUBE's Information and Quantitative Edge in decision-making.

    First it was TCS & now INFY, is the worst of perception & real business behind? 6 IT stocks with an upside potential of up to 35%

    There are two parts to what make the stock prices move the way they do. One is the actual performance of business. Second, expectations of the street on how the business will perform. Sometimes expectations go much ahead of the time. The result, a painful period where the readjustment of expectations takes place and during that period even the valuation may come down. and also valuation. Whether the readjustment of expectations is over or not is reflected in the reaction of the street around the time of quarterly results. While it did not make it to headlines, there has been a clear change in the stance for IT stocks post election results. It is probably the result of the Infy which might change the narrative for the sectors.

    ET in the classroom: Manage your cash flows smartly with systematic withdrawal plans (SWP)

    Retirees prefer SWPs in hybrid and large-cap mutual funds for stable, tax-efficient monthly income. Units sold offer balanced withdrawals, reflecting market movements. Avoid volatile sectoral funds. SWPs provide long-term tax benefits, unlike high-tax dividends and TDS on amounts over ₹5,000. Flexible SWP activation can be based on need, managed through mutual fund houses.

    Fund Manager Talk | Don't make lumpsum investment in this phase of bull market: Naveen KR

    With the Sensex and Nifty continuing to make record peaks every other day, this is the time to stick to SIP strategy and not enter the market with a lumpsum amount, says Naveen KR, smallcase Manager, Senior Director, Windmill Capital.

    The Economic Times
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