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Gaps in Indian Finance Education vs Global Standards

Indian universities have expanded finance education, but gaps in practical learning, global context, and tech integration remain, says expert Sripal Jain. Discover the roadmap to global competitiveness.

Japanese firms expand India tech centres to tap talent

Japanese giants like MUFG, Nidec, and Polyplastics are setting up tech centres in India. Driven by an ageing population and China risk, they aim to tap India's deep talent pool for AI, cybersecurity, and engineering. Read more.

1986: India Enters Silicon Club Amid Punjab Unrest

On January 6, 1986, India announced its entry into the global Silicon Club. Meanwhile, Punjab faced law & order threats, and Shriram Foods laid off 550+ workers. Explore this pivotal day in history.

Nifty 50's Decade-Long Rally: Top Performers of 2025

Nifty 50 extends bull run for 10th year, but 26 blue-chip stocks like Shriram Finance, Maruti Suzuki soared 11-72%, outperforming the index. Discover the sectors and stocks that led the charge and the 2026 outlook.

Car Finance Mis-Selling: 5 Warning Signs to Check

Many Indian drivers who signed car finance deals between 2007 and 2024 are finding unfair terms. Learn the 5 red flags and how to review your agreement for hidden fees and unclear conditions.

Samaah 2025 Summit Drives Digital Trade Finance Dialogue

M1 Group's Samaah 2025 summit brought together industry leaders and regulators to discuss scaling digital trade finance in India. Discover the key insights and future roadmap for transforming cross-border trade.

Japan's $359B M&A Boom Fuels Historic India FDI Surge

Japanese companies announce record $359 billion in M&A deals for 2025, with India becoming a primary beneficiary. Major investments in Shriram Finance, Avendus, and Yes Bank highlight a strategic shift. Explore the China+1 effect and India's gateway role.

MUFG invests Rs 39,618 crore in Shriram Finance

Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group makes a massive Rs 39,618 crore investment for a 20% stake in Shriram Finance, marking a major FDI in India's NBFC sector. Read details.

MUFG buys 20% stake in Shriram Finance for $4.4 billion

Japan's MUFG Bank acquires a 20% stake in Shriram Finance for $4.4 billion, marking one of the largest cross-border deals this year. Shriram Group retains board and management control. Explore the details and implications for India's NBFC sector.

MUFG buys 20% in Shriram Finance for $4.4 billion

Japan's MUFG acquires a 20% stake in Shriram Finance for Rs 39,618 crore, marking the largest FDI in India's financial services sector. This strategic partnership aims to boost capital and global expertise.

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