Keep an eye on these 10 stocks including TCS – which 10 stocks are set to reward investors next week through dividends bonus shares or stock splits watch video to know which companies could be on your watchlist
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Stock Split, Bonus Issue and Dividend Stocks: This business week has passed and now let’s talk about the important developments of the next business week. In the next trading week starting from October 13, ten such stocks including TCS and Tata Investment will be under watch, which have record dates of dividend, stock split and bonus. Check full list
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Home Loan: The tenure of home loan can be from 15 to 30 years. Therefore, even small changes in its interest rates have an impact on the customers’ pockets. For this reason, many home loan takers think about transferring the home loan balance.
RBI announces big banking and financial reforms in October, know its benefits
In the first week of October, RBI announced changes in many rules related to banking and financial sector. First of all, he made some announcements while presenting the monetary policy on October 1. After that, a proposal was announced to change the rules for companies to raise loans from abroad. Finally, on October 7, the regulator presented draft rules for setting aside capital for different categories of loans.
Banks will also give loan for acquisition
RBI announced the rules related to financing of acquisition along with the monetary policy. Earlier banks were not allowed to lend money for acquisitions. In 2008, Tata Motors had to raise money from Mauritius to acquire JLR. It was then argued that the lending capacity of banks should be used to expand the capacity of companies in India. Now banks in the country will be able to give loans for acquisition.
Change in deposit insurance rules
The second major decision of the banking regulator is related to risk-based deposit insurance. This will reduce the cost of deposit insurance for big banks. But, the cost may increase for small private banks. In the last five years, RBI has had to step in to douse the fire in LVB, Yes Bank, RBL and even Induside. RBI did not allow any bank to sink. Therefore, due to more insurance, the burden on small banks may increase. In such a situation, RBI will have to come forward to help these banks.
Bank loan limit removed for a business group
The limit on total banking sector loan to a business group has been removed. This is a welcome step. This limit was set to boost the corporate bond market. Besides, RBI also wanted to reduce the risk for the banking sector. Higher risk weight became necessary when the total bank loans to a business group exceeded Rs 10,000 crore. However, the intention of boosting the corporate bond market was good. Some former RBI executives believe that the limit of Rs 10,000 crore could have been increased to Rs 20,000 crore.
Loan limit on debt instruments ends
The central bank has removed the limit for loans on debt instruments. This is a welcome step. RBI has reduced the risk-weight on infrastructure loans from NBFCs. This is not right. Infrastructure is a risky business in India. In such a situation, reducing the risk weight is surprising. There is no private funding of infrastructure in India. Most of the government financiers fund it.
Securitization growth slow for second consecutive year, know what is securitization? – securitization growth falls slow second year in a row know what is the meaning of securitization
Securitization of loans provides additional money to banks and NBFCs for disbursing loans. But, due to sluggish demand for loans and emerging pressure, banks are not showing much interest in giving loans. Due to this, there has also been a decline in securitization of loans. CRISIL report shows that securitization volumes have declined.
Banks and NBFCs bundle their loans. Then sell it as security. This process is called securitization. It is widely used in the financial markets of developed countries. In comparison, the securitization market in India is small. The slow pace of securitization has impacted credit growth. Securitization has been the last option for banks to meet loan funding needs in India. Despite this, the growth of the securitization market has been quite high.
NBFCs have been using this method more. The recent slowdown in credit growth has also affected the securitization of NBFCs. Despite this, the growth of securitization at the NBFC level has been 15 percent in the first half of this year. On the other hand, banks have done only a few securitization deals. Their share in total volume has fallen from 29 percent last year to less than 3 percent. Bundling of mortgage loans in India is even less. The share of mortgage loans in securitization has fallen to 17 percent from 27 percent a year ago.
The share of vehicle loans in securitization assets was 42%. The share of unsecured personal loans has declined. The reason for this is the emerging pressure in the personal loan segment. Microfinance loans have again seen a rise in the second quarter. With this, its share in securitized transactions has reached 12 percent during April-September. Crisil analysts believe that NBFCs can continue securitization of loans.
“NBFCs will have a higher share in securitization volumes this financial year, as NBFC credit growth is expected to remain strong on the back of retail credit growth and uptick in consumption,” the CRISIL report said.
Share Markets: Due to these 5 reasons, Sensex jumped 470 points, Nifty also crossed 25,300 – why share market rise for 2nd straight day 5 big reasons sensex jumps 470 point nifty above 25300
Share Markets: Today, on October 10, there was a strong rise in the Indian stock markets for the second consecutive day. The Sensex jumped by more than 470 points during trading. Nifty also increased to beyond 25,300. Except metal and pharma, heavy buying was seen in all other sectors. The biggest rise was seen in the shares of real estate, banking and IT companies. BSE smallcap and midcap indices also jumped up to 0.6 per cent.
Around 1.30 pm, the Sensex was trading at 82,643.69, up 471.59 points or 0.57 per cent. Whereas Nifty jumped 144.40 points or 0.57 percent and reached the level of 25,326.20. There were 5 big reasons behind today’s rise in the stock market-
1. TCS quarterly results as per expectations
After these results of TCS, brokerage firm Motilal Oswal has maintained its ‘Buy’ rating on this stock and has set a target price of Rs 3,500 for it. The good results of TCS brought enthusiasm to the entire IT sector. Shares of its rival companies like Wipro and Infosys also jumped by one percent.
2. Withdrawal of foreign investors
Long awaited foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are once again seen returning to the Indian stock market. FIIs have been buying in the Indian stock market continuously for the last three days. A day earlier on October 9, he had injected around Rs 1,308 crore into the Indian market. In the last three days he has made purchases worth about Rs 2,830 crore. Due to this, the sentiment of the stock market has strengthened.
3. Conversation between Trump and Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 9 said he had spoken to US President Donald Trump over phone and reviewed the progress made in trade talks between the two countries. Experts say that any good signal regarding a possible trade agreement between the two countries can have a positive impact on the stock markets. Earlier, the American Trump government had increased the import duty on Indian goods to 50 percent. Apart from this, US Finance Minister Scott Besant said that in the coming time, India is preparing to buy less crude oil from Russia and more from America.
4. Buying in banking shares
Good buying was also seen in banking shares on Friday. Bank Nifty index breached the psychologically important level of 56,500 with a gain of over 0.6%. Analysts believe that this rise can take the banking index to the level of 57,300–57,600.
5. Liquidity returned to the market due to IPO refund
An important reason for the recent rise in the stock market is the money returned from the IPO market. Tata Capital’s ₹15,512 crore IPO and LG Electronics’ ₹11,607 crore IPO received an overwhelming response from investors. LG’s IPO was subscribed 54 times. Now the refunds of these IPOs have started returning to the investors’ accounts, which has brought fresh liquidity in the market. According to VK Vijayakumar of Geojit Investments, “The heat of the IPO market and liquidity from refunds have pulled the market higher.”
What will be the future course of the market?
Shrikant Chauhan, Head of Equity Research, Kotak Securities, says that as long as the Nifty index remains above 25,000 and the Sensex remains above 81,700, the bullish trend in the market is likely to continue. He said, “If the market succeeds in crossing the level of 25,250/82,300, then Nifty may go to 25,350-25,500 and Sensex to 82,900-83,200 in the coming days. On the other hand, if Nifty slips below 25,000 or Sensex 81,700, then the bullish trend may weaken.”
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Stock fell 55% in 1 year, now got big contract from Netherlands; Tech company’s stock will be in focus – stock in focus subex ltd receives 6 62 million dollar netherlands telecom contract focus on mvno billing and wholesale settlement
Stock in Focus: Leading global business support systems provider Subex Ltd reported on October 9 that a major telecom operator in the Netherlands has selected the company to provide a single platform for MVNO billing and wholesale partner settlements.
The value of this contract is $6.62 million (about ₹54.95 crore). It builds on Subex’s existing routing, interconnect, OTT, SMS, DCB and wholesale billing capabilities. It is for six years, and can be extended by two more years if needed.
All services on one platform
Subex will provide managed services from its UK data centre. Under this, wholesale products will be consolidated in a single platform for billing, rating and reporting. The aim is to simplify operations, reduce costs and maintain 99% SLA compliance.
This operator provides high-speed mobile services to many MVNOs through its network. It is now expanding network coverage with high-speed broadband and using wholesale products to improve service and increase operational efficiency.
Billing and Settlement Improvements
In this program, billing and settlement will be completely brought into managed services and business operations. Its objective is to increase efficiency, reduce costs and maintain consistency. The platform will maintain 99% SLA compliance, which is the hallmark of the Connect business.
Subex CEO says
Nisha Dutt, MD and CEO of Subex, said, ‘Wholesale monetization requires convergence, not complexity. “By providing MVNO billing and partner settlements through a single platform, we are accelerating time-to-value by connecting technology, operations and governance.”
Condition of Subex shares
Shares of Subex Ltd closed at ₹12.00, down 0.41% on BSE. The stock has given a return of 6.10% in the last month. However, the stock is down 54.67% in the last 1 year. The market cap of the company is Rs 665.83 crore.
Disclaimer: The information provided here is being given for information only. It is important to mention here that investing in the market is subject to market risks. As an investor, always consult an expert before investing money. Moneycontrol never advises anyone to invest money here.
Suzlon’s shares fell 30% in a year! – suzlon energy shares fell 30 percent in a year what to expect from july september quarter results for fy2026 in this company watch video to know
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Suzlon Energy Shares: Suzlon Energy shares have seen a decline of about 30% in the last one year. A question is being raised among investors whether the company’s September quarter results will be able to stop this decline or not. According to brokerage firm Motilal Oswal, Suzlon Energy’s revenue may see a jump during the September quarter, but its results may remain flat i.e. almost stable.
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