Niveshak August 2016 Issue with Page Flip version
Tuesday, September 6, 2016 , Posted by Team Niveshak at Tuesday, September 06, 2016
We welcome you to our eighth anniversary issue. What was started as a small initiative to keep abreast the readers about the finance and economic issues, has now grown into a full-fledged magazine with different sections, articles, contests, interviews and lots more. All of this has been possible only because of your continued support which has been the fuel for us to continuously try to exceed your expectations.
In the run up to the anniversary issue, we organised our anniversary issue contest
Celebratio. This time we had two different task. Firstly we invited a model to select stocks based on the principle of Value Investing and for the second task we gave country-specific industry topics and invited the views on those topics. We are very enthusiastic from the huge response from our readers. It was a herculean task for us to select the winner. It would be unfair on our part if we did not thank all the participants who showed their enthusiasm for the events. You could find the top three
industry analysis in this issue.
From this anniversary issue, we have tried to set the standards high and have introduced a new section in our magazine – Equity Research Report. From now onwards, each month we will select a stock and would publish an ER Report. We hope that it would add to your knowledge. This time, we have brought to you the views of Mr. Rajendra Kalur, Director & Chief Executive Officer, TrustPlutus Wealth Managers (India) Private Limited and Mr. Jay Shah, founder of Ventureforth and President Star Advisory Services, LLC. They gave their views on wealth management and raising capital.
Talking about the month, the benchmark Sensex ended with around 1.5% higher than the start of the month. Also the month made some of the important news that would have long-term implication for the Indian economy. One of the most important event for the month was the announcement of the new governor of RBI Mr. Urjit Patel who would replace Mr. Raghuram Rajan when his term ends in September. Mr. Patel is the former deputy of the RBI and brings with him vast experience in the field of banking and economy. Other important event was the introduction of a bill in the parliament that would fast-track the debt recovery process. It is important in the respect that it would fasten the process of debt clearance for the banks.
Finally, all of this would not have been possible without your support and enthusiasm. You are our prime motivators and we continue to look up to you. Though we have come so far, but we would not become complacent and would try to continue to provide you with the stimulating ideas and opinions. We hope you had a great month and wish you the best for the new one.
In the run up to the anniversary issue, we organised our anniversary issue contest
Celebratio. This time we had two different task. Firstly we invited a model to select stocks based on the principle of Value Investing and for the second task we gave country-specific industry topics and invited the views on those topics. We are very enthusiastic from the huge response from our readers. It was a herculean task for us to select the winner. It would be unfair on our part if we did not thank all the participants who showed their enthusiasm for the events. You could find the top three
industry analysis in this issue.
From this anniversary issue, we have tried to set the standards high and have introduced a new section in our magazine – Equity Research Report. From now onwards, each month we will select a stock and would publish an ER Report. We hope that it would add to your knowledge. This time, we have brought to you the views of Mr. Rajendra Kalur, Director & Chief Executive Officer, TrustPlutus Wealth Managers (India) Private Limited and Mr. Jay Shah, founder of Ventureforth and President Star Advisory Services, LLC. They gave their views on wealth management and raising capital.
Talking about the month, the benchmark Sensex ended with around 1.5% higher than the start of the month. Also the month made some of the important news that would have long-term implication for the Indian economy. One of the most important event for the month was the announcement of the new governor of RBI Mr. Urjit Patel who would replace Mr. Raghuram Rajan when his term ends in September. Mr. Patel is the former deputy of the RBI and brings with him vast experience in the field of banking and economy. Other important event was the introduction of a bill in the parliament that would fast-track the debt recovery process. It is important in the respect that it would fasten the process of debt clearance for the banks.
Finally, all of this would not have been possible without your support and enthusiasm. You are our prime motivators and we continue to look up to you. Though we have come so far, but we would not become complacent and would try to continue to provide you with the stimulating ideas and opinions. We hope you had a great month and wish you the best for the new one.
