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    These 9 equity mutual funds lose over 8% in September. Are any of these part of your portfolio?
    Govt close to picking private AI integrator for DigiLocker

    The Ministry of Electronics and Information technology's (MeitY) ongoing empanelment process will bring in artificial intelligence (AI) integrators who will find, onboard and integrate requestors, take the service live, as well as drive sustained transaction volumes afterwards, they added.

    The future of Ai in India: A Nobel Laureate’s perspective

    The Surfin Ai Fintech Summit's seventh global edition showcased advancements in intelligent finance and AI-driven customer solutions. Esteemed speakers, including Nobel Laureate Michael Spence and Dr. Amar Patnaik, underscored the concept of principles preceding laws in AI governance. Discussions revolved around AI's role in improving financial accessibility and personalized services for varied clientele.

    Mutual fund investors lose up to 10% in September as Nifty falls. What should investors do?

    In September, mutual fund investors encountered significant setbacks as many technology-focused funds saw sharp declines. The Nifty 50 index fell by 5.56%, leading to nearly 95% of the evaluated funds posting negative returns, with many suffering losses exceeding 9%. To navigate this turbulence, experts suggest that investors should prioritize diversification and maintain balanced asset allocations, employing a disciplined strategy toward equities during this volatile market phase.

    Building businesses for the next billion Indians: What entrepreneurs need to understand

    India is undergoing a remarkable transformation as more individuals choose entrepreneurship over conventional careers. The influx of technology and digital tools presents new avenues for small enterprises to flourish.

    IIT Madras study finds highly educated professionals among financial cybercrime victims

    A study by IIT Madras indicates that educated professionals are frequent victims of financial cybercrime. The research highlights that high digital literacy does not guarantee protection against fraud. Victims reported experiencing significant emotional distress, including shame and insomnia, after being targeted. Institutional responses varied, impacting the effectiveness of intervention strategies across different regions. The findings emphasize the need for better support systems and coordinated responses to aid victims.

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