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Posted On:
07-09-2024

Sanjeev Mehta quits Standard Chartered Bank, set to launch new venture

Sanjeev Mehta has stepped down as Standard Chartered Bank's managing director and head of transaction banking sales for corporate, commercial and institutional Banking for South Asia after a 17-year career at the bank. Mehta resigned in July this year with plans to launch a greenfield venture, a statement said on Friday. His departure from the bank comes at a time when the Indian financial landscape is undergoing rapid change, presenting both challenges and opportunities for new entrants, it said.
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Posted On:
09-09-2024

Tata's financial services, insurance biz saw hefty profits in FY24

The Tata group’s unlisted financial services and insurance businesses have seen hefty profits during financial year 2023-24 (FY24). Tata Capital, the group’s financial services business, has reported net profit of Rs 2,492 crore on revenues of Rs 13,309 crore, according to Tata Sons’ annual report for FY24. The two insurance joint ventures, Tata AIA General Insurance reported net profit of Rs 685 crore and Tata AIA Life Insurance saw Rs 1,313.84-crore net profit. Tata Sons directly owns 74 per cent stake in the general insurance company and 51 per cent in the life insurance firm. The general insurance firm reported turnover of Rs 15,422.56 crore while the life insurance JV saw Rs 25,691 crore turnover for FY24. The group is currently toying with the idea to list Tata Capital. This comes after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) classified the firm as an upper layer non-banking financial company (NBFC) and asked it to list it by September next year. In January this year, Tata Capital merged its two subsidiaries, Tata Cleantech Capital (TCCL) and Tata Capital Financial Services (TCFSL) into Tata Capital (TCL).
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09-09-2024

Jio Financial, BlackRock Advisors enter JV for investment advisory services

Jio Financial Services on Sunday said it has formed a joint venture with BlackRock Advisors Singapore Pte Ltd to undertake investment advisory business. Jio BlackRock Investment Advisers Private Limited was incorporated on September 6 to carry on the primary business of investment advisory services, subject to regulatory approvals, Jio Financial Services said in a filing. The company will invest Rs 3 crore towards an initial subscription of 3,000,000 equity shares of face value Rs 10 each, it said. The Certificate of Incorporation was received from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs on September 7, 2024, it added. Jio Financial Services Ltd, the demerged financial services arm of billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance, had earlier announced a joint venture for asset management and wealth management with BlackRock. Last month, Jio Finance Ltd, an NBFC arm of Jio Financial Services, said it is in the advanced stages of launching home loans, which have been rolled out in beta mode. Besides, the company is going to roll out other products like loans against property and loans on securities.
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Posted On:
09-09-2024

Razorpay betting on omnichannel growth on road to IPO: Shashank Kumar

Fintech major Razorpay is bullish on an omni-channel approach for growth as it gears up to turn profitable ahead of its public listing in the next three years, co-founder and Managing Director Shashank Kumar told Business Standard. According to Kumar, the company is heavily investing in its “omni-channel payments story” where it is building online and offline payment products across segments like marketing, and business finance, in addition to international expansion. “The direct-to-consumer (D2C) retail market is growing at a rapid pace and is expected to reach $60 billion by FY27. We are looking to build specialised.
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Posted On:
10-09-2024

Workers at Samsung Electronics plant begin strike, production hit

Hundreds of workers at a Samsung Electronics plant in southern India have begun an indefinite strike to demand higher wages, partly hitting production on Monday, a union leader told Reuters. The strike comes after Samsung Electronics' biggest union in South Korea held a four-day strike in August demanding higher wages and bonuses after talks with management fell through. Samsung employs under 2,000 workers at its Sriperumbudur plant near the city of Chennai which makes refrigerators and washing machines. Around half of the daily production was affected at the factory as many workers did not turn up for work, an industry source with direct knowledge said. E. Muthukumar, who heads the Samsung India union, said many people dressed in company uniform sat outside the plant and demanded a wage hike and better working hours. "The strike will go on," he said, without giving a time frame. A Samsung India spokesperson said in an email the company actively engages with "workers to address any grievances they may have and comply with all laws and regulations".
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