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ICRA ESG Ratings Limited has assigned its first Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) rating to InCred Financial Services, a non-banking financial company. ICRA ESG received registration as a Category-I ESG Rating Provider (ERP) from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) earlier this fiscal. ICRA ESG was formerly known as Pragati Development Consulting Services Limited (PDCSL). "InCred Financial Services Limited, a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) focused on personal loans, student loans, and business loans, has been assigned a rating of [ICRA ESG] Impact 57, Moderate," said ICRA ESG Ratings Limited (ICRA ESG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of ICRA, in a release. It further said the ICRA ESG-assigned ratings help investors assess the non-financial risks and opportunities associated with entities and facilitate making better investment decisions, paving the way for a more sustainable and responsible investment landscape. These ratings also help the rated entity gai

Speaking at the Global Fintech Fest, he said there was successful engagement with the technology providers who are complying with the regulator's request

Quest Investment Advisors on Monday announced the launch of its Rs 700 crore new open-ended Category III Alternative Investment Fund (AIF). The Quest Smart Alpha Sector Rotation Series II follows the success of their previous AIF, the Quest Smart Alpha - Sector Rotation, which raised approximately Rs 500 crore since its inception in May 2022, Quest Investment said in a statement. Speaking on the launch of the new fund, Rajkumar Singhal, CEO, Quest Investment said, For over 17 years, our endeavour has always been to provide differentiated ideas to our investors which capture the evolving listed equity market.

Regulator sends warning letters to 20 unauthorised investment advisors in two months

The comments from Buch, the first woman to head India's markets regulator, come as the south Asian country continues to see an unprecedented retail investing boom

Any person who provides investment advice to clients exclusively based out of India is exempted from seeking registration under the rules governing investment advisor (IA), capital markets regulator Sebi has said. However, if the person gives investment advice to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Person of Indian Origin (PIOs) then he or she will fall under the purview of IA rules and need to obtain a registration certificate, Sebi said in the list of frequently asked questions on investment advisers uploaded on its website on Tuesday. Further, Sebi said that registered investment advisers can give investment advisory services to foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). An investment adviser gives investment advice relating to buying selling or dealing in securities such as shares, debentures, bonds, derivatives, securitised instruments, units of AIF (alternative investment fund), REIT (real estate investment trust) and InvIT (infrastructure investment trust). While dealing in distributio

Guidelines for investment advisers should be clear

A Sebi-registered investment advisor is qualified to help you manage your finances

Several such experiences have taught me to probe more and work closely with clients to find out their real motivations, desires, and fears

Elon Musk, who is the richest man in the world, on Sunday shared some investment advice on when to buy and sell stocks.

Broad Peak, in association with fund Brescon & Allied Partners, will seek turnaround opportunities, debt resolution.

Earlier, stock exchanges had directed stock brokers to discontinue the sale of digital gold on their platforms by September 10

Discussing scope of work will enable the registered investment advisor to decide the right fee

Investment advisers cannot manage funds as well as securities on behalf of their clients and should not contemplate about asking power of attorney in this regard, markets regulator Sebi has said

Investment advisers can offer execution services for their advisory clients but without charging any commission or fees: Sebi

Sebi has also fixed a cap on fee that investment advisers (IA) can charge from clients. It has also put in place a procedural framework pertaining to audit and record-keeping

Given their high volatility, conservative investors must limit exposure to 5-10% of equity portfolio

Those facing ban are -- Money Increase, Venture Revenue, their proprietor Ashish Chourasiya and Shinal Jain, who is connected to Chourasiya

Passing an interim order against the firms and their proprietors, Sebi, among other directions, asked the entities to withdraw all advertisements in relation to their investment advisory services

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