Jain, currently an MD and Senior Partner with BCG, leads the Industrial Goods practice across the Asia Pacific region and has been with the firm for 22 years according to his Linkedin profile.
Jain who steers BCG's Industrial Goods practice across the Asia Pacific region is set to replace Alpesh Shah who has led BCG's India office since September 2018.
Sectors in which we are investing right now or we should look at, are banking, auto and auto ancillary, IT and capital goods.
A film school production and a documentary on saving the Black Kite join restored works of Satyajit Ray and G. Aravindan in the French Riviera.
Writing With Fire's Oscar nomination follows a strong documentary filmmaking movement in the last decade.
Taking control of these essentials can help you ride out a crisis like the coronavirus pandemic as well as help you meet life goals while setting you on a path to financial freedom
Trading in cryptocurrencies calls for caution and knowledge. While the former helps make the right calls, the latter helps in picking the winning bet and acting judiciously during different phases of the investment.
Equity investment tests your patience. You need to remain committed to your investment for the long haul to maximise gains, said Rahul Jain of Edelweiss Personal Wealth
A documentary on Delhi's air quality, an epistolary movie, and a film project about a single man's protest against a statue in Kolkata represent Indian cinema at the 74th Cannes Film Festival.
If you are looking to go international, you can bank on the US markets and participate in the growth story of FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google).
This Women’s Day, pledge to start this all-important journey without fail and seek help from a professional, if required. Happy Women’s Day!
2020 might have pulled you back thanks to a once-in-a-century pandemic upending global economies, but 2021 shouldn’t restrain you from taking that much-needed leap that will enhance your riches by a long margin.
Attaining the right to financial security hinges greatly on prudent money habits built over the years. This Republic Day, let’s pledge to acquire this right without fail. Happy Republic Day!
As we begin 2021 on new hopes and aspirations, it’s in our interest to instil the past year's lessons in our finances and investments for a better tomorrow.
The bygone year has provided ample evidence to understand what it means to live in a VUCA (Volatile, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity) world.
The recent market rally has rewarded those who chose to swim against the tide when markets officially entered the bear phase in late March.
Markets are overheated now, and therefore, it’s vital to exercise caution. Picking up the right stock at a fair price should be the focus, instead of buying stocks with lower valuations with no change in a company's fundamentals.
As evident, turbocharging your finances this Diwali warrants a solid understanding of the finer details of various investment avenues and ensuring making rationale money decisions.
For mutual fund investors, it’s best not to bet on speculations as to whose Presidential term would prove to be a boom or bust for the markets.
In such challenging times, nothing can be more comforting than a helping hand from none other than the Father of Nation, Mahatma Gandhi.
Investment in liquid or ultra-short duration funds can help you save for festivities. Short duration of these investments, investing in them protects your corpus from interest rate risks.
Discipline, coupled with regular evaluation and review, can help you reach your destination of financial indipendence
For those who closely monitor stock markets with a keen eye for opportunities, COVID 19 and the subsequent lockdown, presented a unique challenge.
While the nature of the crisis we have on our hands now is different from the 2008 meltdown, the lessons are not.
Treat this crisis as an opportunity to invest in fundamentally strong stocks at lower valuations. I have seen markets handsomely rewarding those with patience and foresight to stay invested in trying times.