Punita Kumar Sinha

In a regulatory filing, India's second-largest software service exporter said it has "appointed Dr. Punita Kumar Sinha as an Independent Director. The appointment is effective from January 14, 2016."

Experts see extended bull market in India; strong earnings

At the Morningstar Investment Conference, market experts discuss the road ahead for India from market perspective.

See upside in SBI: Punita Kumar Sinha

According to Punita Kumar Sinha, managing partner, Pacific Paradigm Advisors, there might be some potential upside in State Bank of India.

NDA win discounted; most FIIs bullish India: Punita Sinha

Sinha feels positive newsflow could lift market 10-12 percent from current levels. At the same time, the market could react sharply to a fragmented verdict in the elections, she cautioned.

Lack of near-term trigger makes mkt vulnerable: Expert

Punita K Sinha believes the main reason for the rupee to perform better than other emerging market currencies is due to tightening measures taken by the RBI to tame inflation. Because if inflation rises, rupee will weaken further.

Hold IT and pharmaceuticals stocks: Punita Kumar Sinha

Punita Kumar Sinha of Pacific Paradigm Advisors advises holding IT and pharmaceuticals stocks. “Pharmaceutical companies continue to do well both on the domestic and export front,” she adds.

Liquidity into EMs equities to continue post taper: Experts

Arnab Das, Arnab Capital said Fed Chairman Bernanke had earlier also indicated that the trimming of asset purchases would be data dependent and so the pace of asset purchases could either be lowered or increased depending on how the economy behaves.

Poll results positive, but global factors key: Punita Sinha

Institutional investors were unlikely to pull out money at this stage because there was more clarity on the political front. Yet, too much enthusiasm could work against the bulls says Punita Kumar Sinha.

Global cues, lack of reforms to upset mkt: Pacific Paradigm

After a brief spell of calm, global cues and worries about policy reforms are back to haunt Indian equities.

Nifty may touch 5600, earnings key: Punita Kumar Sinha

Once again Indian market is holding up firm amidst nervousness that the rally is short lived. Analysts feel that now much depend on the first quarter earnings and reformative measures by Manmohan Singh as he took over the finance ministry.

Weakness in market a chance to accumulate: Pacific Paradigm

Punita Kumar Sinha, managing, partner, Pacific Paradigm finds that valuations in India are slowly starting to become reasonable even though she sees the Indian market heading lower in the near-term.

Despite tight liquidity, FIIs bet on EMs: Punita Sinha

Punita Kumar Sinha, Managing Partner, Pacific Paradigm Advisors also feels that the liquidity situation in the US is finally beginning to see through into the broader economy. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sinha said that the emerging markets are still considered a good asset class and people are willing to invest.

Budget 2012: Punita Kumar chalks out reforms that will go through

Punita Kumar Sinha, Managing Partner, Pacific Paradigm Advisors says after Assembly poll debacle, Congress has nothing further to lose and can actually introduce reforms.

Rally to continue, market may see new high: Punita Sinha

Punita Kumar Sinha, managing partner of Pacific Paradigm Advisors expects equities to continue to inch higher. She says, if Budget, election outcome support, the market may see a new high in 2012.

Inflow into risky assets supportive for India: Punita Kumar

Indian market got a boost after an aggressive selling in December. This was seen as a major entry opportunity by experts. Punita Kumar Sinha, Managing Partner, Pacific Paradigm Advisors feels that inflows into risky assets will be supportive for Indian equities.

Small steps can ease Europe's pain in long-term: Blackstone

Punita Kumar Sinha, the Senior Managing Director of Blackstone Asia Advisors tells CNBC-TV18 that markets are looking for short-term steps to ease Europe's pain for now.

Blackstone underweight on infrastructure sector

Punita Kumar Sinha, Sr Managing Director, Blackstone Group is underweight on infrastructure sector.

No 2008-like panic yet but be cautious: Blackstone

India is turning out to be a favourite spot for investors as US fiscal position is still uncertain and other markets are still reeling under.

Choosy on banking, 'still' overweight on auto: Blackstone

Dismissing much to read from India’s signs of resilience over the week, Punita Kumar Sinha, senior managing director of Blackstone Group believes the worst is not over yet. However, she says valuations look better going forward in FY12.

Worst isn't over yet; Blackstone sees low investor interest

The market has been quite a laggard of late and the trend doesn’t seem to be changing any time soon. According to Punita Kumar Sinha of the Blackstone Group, the worst is not over yet. "Though valuations look better going forward in FY12, I don't expect much happening on the political front."

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.

Budget 2011 to affect individual sectors: Blackstone

Punita Kumar Sinha, senior MD of the Blackstone Group, finds a 4.6% fiscal target very ambitious at present. She also says that the budget doesn’t change the perception which foreign institutional investors have of the Indian market.