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Investment Options Tailored for Indian Investors

StartupTalkyStartupTalky · 1y ago
Investment Options Tailored for Indian Investors
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The Indian economy holds significant potential for wealth creation, driven by a growing GDP and middle class. However, understanding the investment landscape can be overwhelming. Factors such as risk and return, tailored investment avenues, and emerging trends are important considerations for Indian investors. Building a winning investment portfolio involves assessing risk tolerance, setting SMART goals, seeking professional guidance if needed, starting early, diversifying investments, reviewing and rebalancing, and staying invested for the long term. Additionally, investment strategies may vary based on different life stages, such as young investors, mid-career investors, pre-retirees, and retirees. By navigating the Indian investment landscape with a disciplined approach, individuals can build a secure financial future.

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GoOAT raises pre-seed round led by D2C Insider Super Angels

EntrackrEntrackr · 3m ago
GoOAT raises pre-seed round led by D2C Insider Super Angels
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GoOAT raises pre-seed round led by D2C Insider Super Angels D2C nutrition brand GoOAT has raised a pre-seed funding round led by D2C Insider Super Angels for an undisclosed amount. The round also saw the participation of investors including Deep Bajaj (founder of Sirona), Mohit Bajaj (co-founder of Sirona), Dhruv Kohli (founder of Boba Bhai), Shiv Dhawan (founder of First Coffee), Akash Gupta (founder of Zpyy Electric), Vikram Ahuja (founder of HomeGuru), Gagan Malhotra (lead at Swiggy Dineout), and Sanchit Garg (operation manager at Amazon). The proceeds will be used to expand GoOAT's product range and accelerate research and development tailored specifically for the Indian market. Founded by Yash Kalra, GoOAT provides breakfast and snacking meal options with its innovative, ready-in-30-second formula. It caters to the demand for nutritious and delicious options among health-conscious consumers.

An uphill task for new stockbrokers as Sebi cracks down on excessive speculative trades

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 6m ago
An uphill task for new stockbrokers as Sebi cracks down on excessive speculative trades
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Although the actions of the regulatory authority SEBI have affected established stockbrokers, such as Zerodha and Groww, new wealth tech startups are still emerging in the Indian market. Despite the challenges posed by changing regulations and reported losses by retail investors, venture investors are attracted to this space due to the potential for growth and the under penetration of the Indian equities market. These startups aim to provide user-friendly platforms and educational content to attract new users and provide long-term investment options. However, industry insiders believe these startups will face tough competition and limited scope for profits in the derivatives trading market. Some investors are also seeking startups that combine online and offline distribution capabilities.

Asset managers plan higher risk investment products after SEBI rule change

VCCircleVCCircle · 8m ago
Asset managers plan higher risk investment products after SEBI rule change
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- SEBI allowed asset management firms in India to offer higher risk investment options such as long-short equity and derivative-based plans. - Top Indian and global asset managers, holding 25% of assets under management (AUM) in India's mutual fund industry, plan to launch such investment options in the next six-eight months. - Presently, alternate investment funds (AIF) offer similar higher risk investment plans, but mutual funds will offer these options with a minimum investment size of 1 million rupees. - The new investment options offered by mutual funds will follow strict risk disclosure requirements and investment limits, such as limiting derivatives exposure to 25% of the fund's assets. - Foreign asset managers may have an initial advantage due to their international market expertise, but domestic fund houses are also finalizing plans to launch these options in the near future.

At $5 billion, startup’s exit street buzzier in 2024

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 6m ago
At $5 billion, startup’s exit street buzzier in 2024
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Investors in Indian startups made more than $5 billion in exits in 2024, primarily through secondary transactions like IPOs and block deals. This trend is expected to continue in 2025, with the number of new-age IPOs likely to double. Secondary transactions have become a popular way for investors to generate liquidity while attracting new investors. Startups like Swiggy and FirstCry have seen significant exits through IPOs and block deals. The focus on smaller IPOs is expected to provide more investment options and release liquidity for existing investors. New venture capital firms are also emerging with a focus on secondary investments. Companies like Bluestone, Ather Energy, and Ecom Express are planning IPOs in the coming year. Overall, funding in Indian startups has seen a revival in 2024, but only a few select assets are drawing investor attention.

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