Bajaj Finserv will Venture into Asset Management! - Thread (1/5)
It has applied for a license to create an asset management firm & is waiting for approval from the SEBI. Bajaj Finserv’s consolidated profit after tax fell 31.5 percent year on year to Rs 833crore in Q1FY22, while overall revenue fell 1.7 percent to Rs 13,949crore (2/5)
According to Bajaj, they plan to establish mutual funds initially, followed by portfolio management services. He claimed the company would use the digital platform to create low-cost, high-value services. (3/5)
Bajaj Finserv Health, which mixes technology, healthcare, and financial services for business and individual customers, is the company’s first entry into health tech. (4/5)
Top Artificial Intelligence Stocks for 2021 in India!
AI stocks are a great investment for the future and could be a game-changer for the Indian economy. It is expected that AI has the potential to make up 15% of India’s current gross value in 2035 or $957 billion. (1/8)
1. Tata Elxsi- founded in 1989 to develop, promote applications of electronics, embedded systems & software. Today it is one of the worlds leading providers of design & technology services. Financially it has performed well & has had a CAGR of 12% for the last 5 years. (2/8)
2. Affle- Founded in 2006, Affle is a global tech company. The company is mainly focused on providing end-to-end solutions for App Marketing. In India, it has 12 patents pending for digital fraud detection, push notifications, partner pixelling for user identification (3/8)
Are you looking to invest in the medium term in low-risk securities? Then you must consider investing in GILT funds. But what are GILT Funds and how do they work? Let's discuss! (1/10)
What are GILT funds?
Gilt funds are debt funds that invest in government(state and central) securities like bonds and fixed interest-bearing securities issued. The investments here are directed towards government expenses like infrastructure projects. (2/10)
These investments are considered low risk as they are invested with the government. The name Gilt comes from gilded edge certificates that referred to government bonds issued in golden-edged certificates. (3/10)