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Edelweiss Mutual Funds MD and CEO Radhika Gupta passionately advocated for the preservation and promotion of India's rich textile heritage and lamented the lack of global recognition.
'I've never seen one of these comments made by a woman, because we know it's not possible,' Radhika Gupta said, adding that she finds the work-life balance debate ‘unfair’.
'We underestimate the impact of inflation when we do our financial planning, not just for education but even retirement,' Edelweiss Mutual Funds' Radhika Gupta said.
The Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO also requested citizens to follow the rules and uphold the discipline that our armed forces stand for. 'One person not following a rule makes life more difficult in already difficult times,' she said.
Radhika Gupta believes instead of trying to predict the markets, investors should focus on getting the basics of investing right and staying liquid.
Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO Radhika Gupta's comments came after the Indian Council of Medical Research- National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR-NIN) called for urgent action to improve the food environment at a time where over 17 million children and teens are living with obesity.
In an event held to empower female retail investors and build financial literacy, Gupta suggests to not panic as a result of the current stock market volatility and choose long-term commitment to investments.
Edelweiss Mutual Funds MD and CEO has long been an advocate of starting young when it comes to investing. In 2023, Radhika Gupta revealed that she had begun to invest in equities for her son when he was just six months old.
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'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.
Radhika Gupta, Managing Director and CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, expressed profound sorrow over the incident, highlighting the growing trend of stress-related deaths among professionals in their 40s and 50s. Reflecting on the tragic news, she wrote, "It is heartbreaking to see stories of so many folks I know losing their lives in their 40s and 50s to heart attacks and stress-related ailments.
Celebrated annually on Diwali, Muhurat trading is an hour-long session that marks the auspicious beginning of the Hindu financial year, or Samvat. Market participants, from retail investors to seasoned institutions, believe that trades made during Muhurat bring blessings of financial success.
Individually, penalty of Rs 8 lakh was levied on Edelweiss Asset Management and Rs 4 lakh each on Gupta and Bhattacharya
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.
In a tweet, Radhika Gupta reflected on how property ownership has been a status marker in the past but argued that this should change. According to Gupta, the new measure of wealth should be the size of one’s monthly SIP contributions
In a recent podcast, Radhika Gupta spoke about her modest spending preferences, revealing that she still finds joy in saving money through small habits.
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 ...'
The post which has gained significant traction, was a response to a light-hearted tweet by an investor named Mahesh, who joked about the sheer number of index fund choices.
While the Delhi airport is yet to release a statement on the current situation, responding to complaints on social media, the former CEO of Jet Airways, Sanjiv Kapoor, said he believes that airports are doing the best they can.
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.
'Our biggest demographic advantage is our young people and we need to provide them with skills and jobs,' Edelweiss Mutual Funds CEO and Shark Tank India judge Radhika Gupta said.