Radhika Gupta believes instead of trying to predict the markets, investors should focus on getting the basics of investing right and staying liquid.
EAAA invests in infrastructure projects through its Yield Plus Funds, which manages assets worth close to Rs 12,000 crore
'SIPs make money for those who invest in them,' Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO and MD Radhika Gupta said. 'Yes, it isn't perfect. But it works. And works very well.'
Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO Radhika Gupta said that startup life has been painted in rosy colours on social media but they often skip on the challenges such as 'painful execution, limited budgets, and even more limited working conditions' among others.
Both the entities hold a combined stake of 7.32 per cent. Back in September, both entities had sold 6.2 per cent stake in an earlier block trade.
Edelweiss Alternative Asset Advisors (EAAA) could be India’s first initial public offering (IPO) in the private capital segment.
Earlier this week, a report said the financial services group is likely to hire Nomura to help find a buyer for a minority stake in its mutual fund business
Edelweiss' internal rate of return for the debt instrument was in the range of 18-19 percent. Paradigm said that the early exit to Edelweiss was made possible due to strong sales collections at 102 Downtown, as well as a refinancing exercise
A report said that Edelweiss is exploring a sale of a 25% to 35% stake in the unit
The group will also start a new business venture, founder and chairman Rashesh Shah told Mint during an interaction
Radhika Gupta said that she has lived and seen medical emergencies in many very 'developed' parts of the world where it was common to wait for hours outside emergency rooms.
Talking about the evolution of her relationship with money over the last two decades, Radhika Gupta said, 'Eighteen years ago, when I graduated from college and people would say Oh! You don't have a fancy handbag? I would feel insecure about it. Now, if ...'
Stressing the need to stay calm, Radhika Gupta said that corrections are normal and that she has witnessed 'crisis after crisis' in her 20 years of investing.
Radhika Gupta's tweet resonated with many, sparking a flood of comments expressing frustration over the lack of female representation in the startup panel.
Traders have fueled expectations of policy rate cuts and increased foreign fund purchases, creating a crowded trade scenario.
Radhika Gupta highlighted three key takeaways from Roger Federer’s Dartmouth speech that were of resilience, talent and failure.
Though there is no clear link between the sale of shares and the RBI action, a proxy adviser has called the move 'odd' and another said the market regulator should look into the reason behind investors' trimming stakes