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Manufacturing sector accounted for 54 per cent of new project announcements amounting to Rs 2.3 trillion mainly in sectors like metals, chemicals and machinery ...
HDFC AMC Chairman Deepak Parekh on Friday said India's mutual fund industry has the potential to grow exponentially as the country's MF penetration levels remain considerably low compared ...
In a rare public disclosure, Deepak Parekh, the noted banker who was instrumental in building India’s largest private sector bank, has disclosed that ICICI Bank had once proposed him to merge ...
As per the report, Group Chairman N Chandrasekaran will succeed veteran banker Deepak Parekh as Chairman of Breach Candy Hospital Trust from October 1, 2025. While the hospital will retain its ...
In Chanda Kochhar podcast, Deepak Parekh, Former Chairman of HDFC discusses the increasing retail participation in the stock market. He advises small investors to approach equity investments with ...
HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh on Saturday said that India needs more inventory of mid-income and reasonably priced housing, and developers must evaluate this demand before building.Speaking at a ...
IFC’s commitment is expected to catalyze up to $850 million (including sponsor contributions) from institutional investors, ...
In Chanda Kochhar podcast, Deepak Parekh, Former Chairman of HDFC shares the financial advice for youngsters starting with a golden rule: never let more than 25% of your income go into loan ...
IFC has committed up to USD 150 million (about Rs 1,300 crore) as an anchor equity investment in H-DREAM Fund (HDFC Capital Development of Real Estate Affordable and Mid-Income Fund), promoted by HDFC ...
HDFC chairman Deepak Parekh who is taking personal interest in the project said the corpus would be parked in his bank. "There are about 15-16 young entrepreneurs who want to do it for the ...
Second, in June this year, was Deepak Parekh, who left Chase in the 1970s to build one valuable institution himself, in housing finance, before assisting others, including Mr Puri.
Parekh said that the collusion of some of the staff and auditors led to the scam. It was also the failure of the chartered accountants who had audited Satyam’s books, the veteran banker noted.