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AIFs report fastest growth among traditional investment vehicles such as mutual funds and market-linked insurance products

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A big boost in debt in the crude-oil industry may be a more important factor than supply-and-demand issues are in the collapse of the commodity's pricing during the past eight months, the Bank for International Settlemen...

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It will invest in medium-sized companies and its benchmark index is the CNX Midcap

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(Reuters) - The oil price crash has meant slashed budgets, staff layoffs and mothballed projects for big producers, but oil traders will celebrate their best market for years this week. As hundreds of dealers flock to Lo...

(Reuters) - The winning numbers for one of the richest Powerball jackpots ever offered were drawn late on Saturday for a cash prize that soared to $394 million after the previous drawing failed to produce a winner. The w...

(Reuters) - New Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will lay out his radical left-wing government's policies in a speech later on Sunday, firmly rejecting any more austerity forced on his debt-strapped country by its eur...

Consolidated net revenue dropped 10% to `3,104.8 crore, skidding 12% below Bloomberg's consensus estimates

Consolidated net sales declined 1.7% to `3,333 crore from a year ago, clocking the largest drop in around two years.

Sebi has decided to suspend trading in listed companies that are found to be used by entities for evading taxes and laundering black money

Tokio Marine's Tsuyoshi Nagano speaks about how the company views the Indian insurance market

John Whitehead, a Wall Street stalwart who would help define Goldman Sachs Group's culture and usher in the firm's modern era, died Saturday at his home. He was 92 years old.

A request by Greece to raise an extra $5 billion in short-term debt was immediately rejected by the European Central Bank.