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 Jagdishan himself has reportedly said earlier that he may be willing to be reappointed should the board decide. 

HDFC Bank board may now focus on the reappointment of Sashidhar Jagdishan as MD and CEO

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 29, 2026

Jagdishan's current term ends in October. He was first appointed as the MD and CEO of HDFC Bank for three years in October 2020, when he succeeded the lender's long standing chief Aditya Puri. His ten...

Why Jio BlackRock AMC Is Launching Hybrid Long-Short As It's First SIF

Why Jio BlackRock AMC Is Launching Hybrid Long-Short As It's First SIF

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 29, 2026

With markets witnessing heightened volatility and muted returns over the past year, Jio BlackRock is betting that diversified, risk-managed investing could be the next big opportunity. Sid Swaminathan...

Jio BlackRock is now launching its first offering in the specialised investment fund (SIF) space – Prism Hybrid Long-Short Fund

Why Jio BlackRock feels hybrid long-short is the perfect fund to launch now as it enters the SIF space

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 29, 2026

Jio BlackRock Asset Management is also gearing to launch operations in GIFT City, Gujarat in the next few months, with the entity securing all necessary approvals, Sid Swaminathan, the MD and CEO tell...

Atanu Chakraborty on Saturday, June 27, 2026, termed the review as just a “compliance exercise,” and stated that he repeatedly asked the board for the scope of the legal review, but wasn’t provided any clarity.

After clean chit from legal review, attention will now shift to addressing succession issues at HDFC Bank

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 27, 2026

The independent legal review noted that former part-time chairman Atanu Chakraborty’s statement and its implications were not substantiated by the record and witness interviews.

Chalasani pointed out that money remitted via LRS may not necessarily come back to India, while money invested in international schemes of MFs has to be redeemed back domestically only

AMFI to renew push for higher overseas investment cap for mutual funds

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 26, 2026

In an interaction with Business Today, Venkat Chalasani, the CEO of AMFI wasn’t too worried on the sharp drop in inflows in equity MFs in May, stating it was human nature to hold back on cash in times...

FII selling was driven by US tariff uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and concerns over rising oil prices.

Heavy selling by FIIs may not reverse soon despite ceasefire in West Asia: Experts at Ambit Institutional Equities

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 25, 2026

Year-to-date in 2026, the NSE Nifty50 has declined 7.50%, significantly lagging major markets like Taiwan, South Korea and the US. However, valuations still do not look attractive enough, they say

How L&T Finance is building socially responsible lending

How L&T Finance is building socially responsible lending

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 25, 2026

L&T Finance has expanded its sustainability-linked funding through strategic partnerships.

Chained to gold: Why it is vital for India to curb its appetite for the yellow metal

Chained to gold: Why it is vital for India to curb its appetite for the yellow metal

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 25, 2026

Indians have been a massive consumer of gold jewellery. But with India dependent on imports for 85-90% of the gold requirements, rising prices also put pressure on the rupee, forex reserves and trade ...

N A Soonawala, former vice-chairman of Tata Sons, wrote that a potential listing could fundamentally alter the group’s structure and dilute the social purpose.

RBI upper layer NBFC directions: Will Tata Sons have to list?

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 24, 2026

The RBI on Wednesday issued final guidelines for classification of upper layer NBFCs and this will include any NBFC, which has assets of Rs 1 lakh crore or more. 

RBI has exempted government-owned NBFC-ULs from the mandatory listing requirement.

Which NBFCs are classified in the upper layer? Here what RBI's final norms say

by Nachiket Kelkar |Jun 24, 2026

Any NBFC, which has an asset size of over Rs 1 lakh crore, will be considered as an upper layer NBFC now.