
HDFC AMC gets RBI nod to buy stake in Karur Vysya Bank, DCB Bank; stocks rise up to 4%
HDFC AMC has received the RBI approval to acquire up to 9.5% stake each in Karur Vysya Bank and DCB Bank
HDFC AMC has received the RBI approval to acquire up to 9.5% stake each in Karur Vysya Bank and DCB Bank
Abrdn Investment, formerly Standard Life, to sell its entire 10.2% stake in HDFC AMC via a block deal today.
Both HDFC (Housing Development Finance Corporation and HDFC Bank expect the merger to be completed in July this year.
The asset management company reported 9.5% YoY growth in its profit at ₹376.1 crore for Q4FY23, while revenue rose 5% YoY to ₹540.9 crore.
SBI Mutual Fund on Monday purchased 47.33 lakh shares of HDFC AMC for ₹757.40 crore through an open market transaction.
abrdn Investment Management will sell its entire 10.21% stake in HDFC AMC, which would fetch around ₹4,700 crore to the U.K.-based firm.
Legendary fund manager Prashant Jain’s solo’s journey coincides with an upturn in value investing cycle.
A look at how the schemes managed by one of the most sought after fund managers, Prashant Jain, have performed vis-à-vis their peers since the inception of the funds.
Prashant Jain heads the largest equity portfolio among Indian AMCs. With equities on the boil, Jain dives into what he knows best—making sense of the market.
Despite rising crude oil prices and looming elections hanging over the markets, HDFC chairman Deepak Parekh is confident that the common man will continue to pick mutual funds to invest savings in.