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Corner Office Conversation with Knight Frank’s William Bearmore-Gray and Shishir Baijal ↗

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Peyush Bansal on Vision, Valuation and the IPO Verve ↗

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Rebel Foods’ chief on Building Brands, Tech, and an IPO on the Horizon ↗

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Indian banks are attracting significant foreign investment, with billions of dollars flowing into the sector. Deals worth approximately $15 billion have been struck this year. Global investors are seeking opportunities in India's rapidly growing economy. This trend highlights the country's stable financial system and robust regulators. Policymakers are also exploring ways to further encourage foreign investment.
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Global banks bet billions on India deals amid US credit jitters ↗

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Tata Trusts faces a crucial week as trustee terms for Venu Srinivasan and Mehli Mistry are up for renewal. These appointments are effectively for life and require unanimous trustee approval. Divisions within the Trusts have lately caused contention. The government is keen on stability at Tata Sons, which is 66% owned by Tata Trusts.
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Tata Trusts, Tata Sons in spotlight as a likely pivotal week opens ↗

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Despite upward revisions to global growth forecasts by the IMF, record highs in gold and silver prices signal underlying economic unease. Trade barriers, technological shifts in AI and green tech, and a weakening dollar are creating significant global economic uncertainty, suggesting a potentially turbulent future.
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If the world economy is doing well, why are gold prices soaring? ↗

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Goldman Sachs sees rate cut ahead, GST boost for credit demand ↗

An additional policy rate cut is expected before year-end, alongside recent GST simplifications indicating that peak fiscal consolidation is behind us. These factors, combined with domestic regulatory easing, are likely to foster a gradual recovery in credit demand, said a report by Goldman Sachs.
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