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The Systematic Churn in Savings

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WEATHERING THE STORM • The sharp fall in domestic equity markets has shaken mutual fund investors with the stoppage ratio for systematic investment plans (SIPs) soaring to 123% in February—the highest since at least April 2021. However, SIPs have delivered strong long-term returns despite downturns

PIVOTAL MOMENT • The key question for the Indian insurance sector now is whether composite licences will drive consolidation or would 100% FDI attract new entrants

BURIED IN THE DETAILS • IndusInd Bank faces RBI scrutiny as leadership tensions, governance concerns, and potential penalties mount. With stricter regulations in play, its future—and broader banking oversight—hangs in balance

Looking for a Silver Lining • All eyes are on India Inc’s Q4FY25 earnings. There are expectations of profit and revenue growth remaining muted

Shot at Weight Loss • Eli Lilly has launched weight-loss drug Mounjaro in India, priced at ₹3,500 per injection for a 2.5mg dose. Will high costs be a barrier to the reach?

India Hiring Resilient • Things are not bleak for business school placements in India when compared to that of US and other overseas B-schools

ASSEMBLING GROWTH, PIECE BY PIECE • With its latest foray into North India, IKEA is doubling down on a strategy that prioritises sustainability over speed

“Optimistic about India” • Matthias Rebellius, CEO, Smart Infrastructure, and Member of Managing Board, Siemens AG on the company’s growth plans

‘‘FPIs have to live with current taxation” • Sebi Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on developing trust, protecting retail investors, and building capital markets worthy of a developed India

SIPs IN THE AGE OF VOLATILITY • WILL INVESTORS STAY THE COURSE OR WILL THIS VOLATILITY LEAD TO A LONG-TERM SHIFT AWAY FROM SIPs?

TIME TO SHIFT GEARS? • THERE HAS BEEN A SHIFT IN INVESTORS’ SENTIMENT AWAY FROM SECTORAL AND THEMATIC FUNDS. IS THE CHANGE HERE TO STAY?

GOING PASSIVE • THE RECENT MARKET DIP HAS FORCED INVESTORS TO THINK ABOUT LOW-RISK INVESTING

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KEEP IT FIXED • IN RECENT YEARS, FPIs HAVE MADE A BEELINE FOR DEBT FUNDS. WILL THE FUNDS CONTINUE TO OUTPERFORM ONCE THE CURRENT VOLATILITY EBBS?

GOLD ETFs SHINE • GOLD ETFs ATTRACTED ₹14,929 CRORE IN THE FIRST 11 MONTHS OF FY25, MORE THAN DOUBLE THE ₹5,248 CRORE LOGGED IN THE PREVIOUS FINANCIAL YEAR. IS IT A SAFE OPTION?

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“CHASING OUTPERFORMANCE ALWAYS CAN BE DANGEROUS” • DP Singh, Deputy MD & Joint CEO, SBI Mutual Fund, on why mid-caps provide quality opportunities

“POCKETS OF VALUE EMERGING” • Navneet Munot, MD and CEO of HDFC Asset Management Company, on why India’s fundamentals will remain strong despite foreign institutional investors shifting focus to China

“EQUITIES HOLD AN EDGE OVER GOLD” • A. Balasubramanian, MD & CEO, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd, on navigating market volatility and long-term wealth creation

“STICK WITH LARGE-CAP FUNDS” • Vetri Subramaniam, CIO, UTI AMC, on the stock market correction, the way ahead, and more

“EQUITY IS NOT THE ONLY GROWTH ASSET” • Swarup Anand Mohanty, Vice Chairman & CEO of Mirae Asset Investment Managers, on why this is an ideal time to stay committed to funds chosen for long-term goals

“INVESTING REQUIRES CONSTRUCTING A PORTFOLIO” • Aashish Somaiyaa, CEO, WhiteOak Capital AMC, on why investors should stagger their investments, rather than deploy aggressively

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