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Blog: The Pharma-Sector in India

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On April 25, 2022
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equity, India, investment, Sustainability

The Indian pharmaceutical industry has become a leading factor globally and supplies over 50% of global demand for various vaccines, 40% of generic medicine in the US and 25% of all medicine in the UK. The Indian pharmaceutical industry includes a network of 3,000 drug companies and close to 10,500 manufacturing units. Due to the […]

Blog: Impact Investing

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On April 19, 2022
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Fixed income, impact, India, startup, Sustainability

Impact investing as an asset class in India is providing capital and support to social enterprises and becoming the next way of investing for those who want financial return and achieving measurable impact. Impact investors focus on investing in social enterprises that do not just mitigate negative impacts but also generate net positive impact. Positive […]

Blog: Alternative Investments India

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On March 30, 2022
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India

Alternative investments are a great add on to your investments in equity and fixed income. When it comes to India, the most relevant alternative asset classes are real estate, Infrastructure, PE venture and Impact investments. Real Estate The Indian real estate sector is split into: Office Retail Residential Warehouse The Real estate sector in […]

Blog: The IT-Sector of India

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On March 21, 2022
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aksjer, India, investment, IT, startup

India’s IT-industry is large and highly developed, but when considering the stock market, but there are two leading companies: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys. Three other companies, relatively smaller than these two giants are HCL technologies, Tech Mahindra and Wipro. The It-sector in India had more than 200 billion USD in revenue last year, […]

Blog: The Financial Sector of Indian Equity

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On March 15, 2022
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finance, India, investment

Financials is by far the largest sector in the Indian stock market. If we consider the NIFTY 50 index, the financial sector is at about 36 %, with IT second at 17,5 %. The largest companies are Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC) and its subsidiary HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and State Bank of India (SBI). […]

Blog: The startup Industry of India

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On March 9, 2022
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India, investment, nordic, startup

The Indian venture market is the third largest globally behind USA and China, who have a more mature startup industry. But less maturity leads to bigger opportunities, with less competition. India has a population of close to 1,4 billion people where 730 million are internet users and there are more than 1000 incubators/accelerators. They also have […]

Blog: Opportunities ahead for the Indian Fixed Income Market

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On February 28, 2022
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Asset management, Bond, Fixed income, India

The Indian fixed income market, which is one of the largest in Asia, is developing rapidly based on a number of factors including new instruments, increased liquidity, deregulation of interest rates and improved settlement systems. It is expected that Indias bond market will bli included in the global indexes in 2022-2023. The major players in […]

Blog: The Indian Equity Market

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On February 21, 2022
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Asset management, finance, India, Investere, investment, nordic

The Indian stock market was established in 1875, but it was only in the early 1990s it became possible for foreigners to invest in India. Since then, India have grown into one of the most important emerging markets and will be even more important going forward. The two main stock exchanges are Bombay Stock Exchange […]

Blog: The COVID-19 situation in India

Posted by @dmin-IndiaTrading
On January 31, 2022
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Asset management, Covid-19, India, investment, nordic

The COVID-situation in India is improving as the daily number of cases have been falling the last week. The high point of daily cases was 1-2 weeks ago with approximately 350 000 cases and has been falling ever since. This is considerably lower than the second wave which had a top of 420 000 cases. Figure 1 […]

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