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    NCLT approves Ashdan Properties' resolution plan for Sunblink Real Estate

    The National Company Law Tribunal approved Ashdan Properties' resolution plan for Sunblink Real Estate, which involved significant creditor dues. Sunblink Real Estate's insolvency proceedings were initiated over a default related to financial obligations. The properties in question include sea-facing buildings in Mumbai's Worli area, acquired previously from entities linked to Iqbal Mirchi. The resolution plan allocates Rs 143 crore to the secured financial creditor Piramal Finance over several instalments.

    NBFCs eye rate hikes, higher fees to offset insurance income hit

    Non-bank lenders and housing finance companies are expected to raise lending rates in response to proposed regulatory changes. This adjustment aims to offset potential income losses from caps on insurance distribution. Companies such as Bajaj Housing Finance and Home First Finance are considering changing their product mix and increasing fees. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India has proposed stringent commission cuts on credit-linked insurance products.

    Quant Small Cap Fund adds Jio Platforms and 4 others; increases stake in Adani Power, 5 more

    Quant Small Cap Fund added Jio Platforms, Primo Chemicals and three other stocks to its portfolio in October. The fund also increased exposure to Adani Power and LIC Housing Finance, exited five stocks and trimmed holdings in three others.

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday

    Indian markets staged a powerful rally, with Sensex jumping 2,009 points and Nifty gaining 576 points. Improved global sentiment, easing crude prices, US midterm election results, foreign investor buying and strong Q2 earnings lifted market capitalisation above Rs 500 lakh crore.

    India's glittering gold loan sector risks sliding into a dark zone

    The gold loan market in India is on a rapid growth trajectory, fueled by true demand alongside possible financial distress among borrowers. According to the Reserve Bank of India, there's significant annual growth in gold loans issued by banks and NBFCs. Heightened competition might bring challenges in assessing borrower viability and repayment options. While regulatory changes aim to create a stable environment, they could introduce operational hurdles for lenders.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up 32%, according to analysts

    History tells us that there is no way you can time the markets or predict its movement. But one thing can certainly be said: If the macro matrix, which at this point of time is being determined by oil prices globally, stays disturbed, the bears will rule the street for some more time.

    The Economic Times
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