India's retail investment boom is driven by tech and gamification but raises risks. Regulatory reforms on transparency, investor education, and gamification practices are essential to ensure long-term financial stability.
In Illinois, 32 hospitals have notched A grades, up from 24 hospitals in the spring, according to the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit founded by large employers and other organizations that buy health insurance.
China's home prices saw their sharpest yearly decline since 2015 in October, but the rate of decline slowed, suggesting a potential market stabilisation. Government support measures, including tax incentives and lower lending rates, appear to be aiding the struggling property sector, though some analysts remain cautious about a significant rebound.
The US is worried about the rise of extremism in Bangladesh. A former White House official said this. She said the US is concerned about the release of Islamist extremists from jail. There have been attacks on minorities in Bangladesh. The US is worried that these events will lead to more terrorism in Bangladesh.
Indian companies are experiencing a decline in shareholder dissent, with resolutions facing over 20% opposition from institutional investors dropping to 16% this fiscal year. Increased engagement with investors and a focus on minority shareholder interests are cited as contributing factors. Despite the overall decline, some resolutions related to board appointments and executive compensation still faced pushback from institutional investors.
A new study by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has revealed that listed companies in India frequently pay substantial royalties to related parties, often exceeding 20% of their net profits. The regulator is considering stricter regulations, including cumulative royalty limits and sunset provisions, to address concerns about potential financial risks and shareholder value erosion.
If included, Zomato and Jio Financial Services could see inflows worth $607 million and $372 million, respectively, said JM. BPCL and Eicher Motors could see outflows of $223-$239 million.
