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  • Narayana Murthy's Catamaran, Amansa Capital and others back Aequs in Rs 448 crore fundraise

    The latest capital infusion comes months after Aequs had raised Rs 225 crore in April in a funding round led by Amicus Capital.

  • Trump's protectionist moves to hurt Americans more

    Trump's protectionist moves to hurt Americans more

    Donald Trump‘s plans to ‘Make America Great Again‘ might not come to pass if he continues his swashbuckling style of tearing up trade pacts and erecting walls between countries.

  • Big opportunity for India in specialty chemicals: Amansa Cap

    Big opportunity for India in specialty chemicals: Amansa Cap

    In a CNBC-TV18 special series Wizards of Dalal Street — A Fresh Breeze, Ramesh Damani caught up with Narender Nagpal, Partner, Amansa Capital who shared his views on India‘s specialty chemicals industry.

  • India may be held hostage to EM outflows: Akash Prakash

    India may be held hostage to EM outflows: Akash Prakash

    Emerging markets as an asset class have witnessed immense headwinds and if outflows from these markets worsen, India will not be able to stay immune, says Akash Prakash of Amansa Capital.

  • Akash Prakash optimistic on media space

    Akash Prakash optimistic on media space

    Akash Prakash, CEO and director of Amansa Capital has an optimistic view on media space.

  • India far less vulnerable, growth to rise from here: Expert

    India far less vulnerable, growth to rise from here: Expert

    According to Akash Prakash, people are starting to believe that India‘s 5 percent gross domestic product (GDP) is probably the bottom of the cycle and that growth will tick up from here.

  • 5-6% GDP may be new normal for India: Amansa Capital

    5-6% GDP may be new normal for India: Amansa Capital

    If there is a broad based redemptions happening across emerging markets (EMs) then foreign institutional investors (FIIs) don't have a choice because they cannot sell everything else and not sell India, says Akash Prakash of Amansa Capital.

  • Budget game changer for mkt, reforms key: Akash Prakash

    Budget game changer for mkt, reforms key: Akash Prakash

    Akash Prakash of Amansa Capital, talks about how he expects the market to do well and expect next year to be an overall positive year. He also says that for the market to move up it clearly need supportive action from the government on the reforms front to improve the investment climate.

  • Budget 2012: Deficit of 5% will convince RBI to cut rates, says Amansa

    Budget 2012: Deficit of 5% will convince RBI to cut rates, says Amansa

    Akash Prakash, Fund Manager and CEO, Amansa Capital says market wants to hear fiscal deficit at 5% of GDP. The RBI had categorically said that it will only cut rates now once it gets to some kind of fiscal discipline.

  • Enter mkt at 4300, 25-30% rally possible: Aakash Prakash

    Enter mkt at 4300, 25-30% rally possible: Aakash Prakash

    Aakash Prakash of Amansa Capital foresees a possibility of the market seeing one more leg down in the first quarter this year.

  • In Pics: Experts decode FY12 with their Crystal Ball view

    In Pics: Experts decode FY12 with their Crystal Ball view

    Experts decode FY12 with their Crystal Ball view.

  • Jhunjhunwala bullish on India if oil rates, rains support

    Jhunjhunwala bullish on India if oil rates, rains support

    Ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala said crude is a big blockade for India and as long as it stays above USD 85-90 per barrel, he sees upsides for the market being capped.

  • Mkt may correct 5-10%, less flows likely in EMs: Amansa Cap

    Mkt may correct 5-10%, less flows likely in EMs: Amansa Cap

    Akash Prakash of Amansa Capital is expecting more downside from the current levels. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he said that there might be short-term bounce due to oversold nature. According to him, the market is likely to see another 5-10% correction.

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