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    • Union Budget 2017-18: Least volatile; disappointed with no change in corp tax

    • Demonetisation: After pain subsides, see tax-to-GDP ratio rising to 20%: Ambit

    • Worst in banking over, see consumption picking up: Ambit CEO

    • India an attractive market despite expensive valuations: Ambit

    • More referendums likely to dismantle EU: Ambit

    • Budget 2016: Not sure whether middle-class euphoric with Budget, says Biocon

    • Budget 2016: Budget all about appeasing small tax payers, says Ashok Wadhwa

    • Budget 2016: LTCG & DDT won't be taken well by market says Madhu Kela

    • India story good, but near term weakness seen: Ambit

    • Is it good or bad Budget for market? Experts analyse

    • Union Budget 2015: Expect FM to increase service tax rate, says Wadhwa

    • How experts rate PM Modi's first 100 days in office

    • Within limited ability, FM trying to give his best: Ambit

    • Govt, India Inc must team up to boost biz sentiment: Ambit

      Ashok Wadhwa, group CEO, Ambit explains, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, that the government and India Inc must team up to boost biz sentiment.

    • Subbarao has hit the nail on its head, says Ambit's Wadhwa

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Ashok Wadhwa, Group CEO of Ambit Holdings spoke about his reading of the latest RBI credit policy and the road ahead for the Indain economy.

    • Invest in India infra only if brave or stupid: Ashok Wadhwa

      CNBC-TV18's Senthil Chengalvarayan caught up with Wadhwa to find out his views on the economy and the road ahead for Indian equities.

    • FM tax rules stump FIIs; investors seek clarity: Experts

      Ashok Wadhwa of Ambit Capital believes use of the term, 'beneficial ownership' is worrying investors and its context is now key to interpreting what the Finance Ministry intends to do. He also added that Chidambaram's intent seems to continue honouring the Mauritius route.

    • Budget Reactions: FIIs may be put off by sub-5% growth, says Ambit Holdings

      According to Ashok Wadhwa, group CEO of Ambit Holdings, poor economic growth might discourage foreign investors from putting money into Indian stocks.

    • Market outlook: Where is Nifty headed now?

      At closing bell, the frontline indices closed with cuts of around 1.5% each. But experts haven‘t given up on the market yet. They are optimistic in the near-term. According to them, the uptrend is still intact.

    • Budget 2012: Election results to have a profound effect, says Ambit

      The unfortunate development for the Congress in the state elections will have a profound effect on the Budget, says Ashok Wadhwa, group CEO of Ambit.

    • Budget 2012: What market wants from the Budget?

      What market wants from the Budget? Experts discuss.

    • Great time to invest in blue-chip stocks: Ambit Holdings

      Ashok Wadhwa, chief executive officer, Ambit Holdings, joins CNBC-TV18 to discuss the mood in the market and suggest where to park your money.

    • Market to surprise; experts see rally from August onwards

      The Sensex shut shop at 17,560, with a 53 point gain despite stable global markets. Experts see a new rally starting from August. They also believe that India remains a great market for stock-pickers as its fundamental growth prospects are still extremely strong.

    • India to stabilise post October: Ambit Holdings

      Ashok Wadhwa, Group CEO of Ambit Holdings anticipates one more fall in this market and sees a new market sentiment emerging at the end of this calendar year or post October

    • Is Indian stock market overvalued? Experts answer

      Wharton-India Economic Forum, every year policymakers, fund managers and industry experts come together in Philadelphia to discuss India. The theme for this year's conference is India gaining momentum. CNBC-TV18's Malvika Jain spoke to some of the biggest names in the world of finance, some very inspiring entrepreneurs and decision makers.

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