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Mumbai stays the hub for India’s most valuable family businesses, but smaller cities are rapidly climbing the ranks, according to the 2025 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India list.
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#Mumbai tops the charts again as the HQ hub for India’s most valuable family businesses, hosting 91 this year (up from 65 in 2024), per the 2025 Barclays Private Clients HURUN INDIA list. But Tier 2 cities are fast catching up, steadily stepping into the spotlight.
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#Mumbai tops the charts again as the HQ hub for India’s most valuable family businesses, hosting 91 this year (up from 65 in 2024), per the 2025 Barclays Private Clients HURUN INDIA list. But Tier 2 cities are fast catching up, steadily stepping into the spotlight.
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The lender is the second-biggest laggard on the #NiftyBank index, down almost 2% and trailing only #IndusIndbank which plunged about 17% in 2025. Federal Bank shares lag far behind the Nifty Bank index, which has delivered returns of 9.3% to investors.
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RT @iRadhikaGupta: Large cap is the new debt. Private markets are the new equity. An interesting quote I heard today that summarises how r….
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RT @livemint: From big-name carmakers to niche parts suppliers, India’s auto sector has rallied in recent months. But with weak demand and….
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From big-name carmakers to niche parts suppliers, India’s auto sector has rallied in recent months. But with weak demand and earnings headwinds ahead, is the rally running on fumes?
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If SEBI can address these gaps, this could mark a major step toward more investor-friendly, homegrown benchmarks. @Neha_Jozie and I spoke with industry participants to understand the push and the pushback — and have tried to capture the nuance behind this debate for @livemint.
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Recent data suggests a strong link between volatility and fund flows. For eg, in May 2025, India’s fear gauge—the India VIX—averaged a one year-high of 18.02, and arbitrage funds logged their highest monthly inflows in a year at ₹15,702 crore, as per @Bloomberg and @amfiindia.
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So far in 2025, the #Nifty50 has stayed largely in cruise control. With market volatility cooling in recent weeks, an important question arises: Could arbitrage funds—which thrive on price fluctuations—start losing their edge in this calmer environment?.
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