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    BharatPe taps former Bajaj Finance executive Mohit Mittal to lead investments

    He was previously the business head of investment marketplace at Bajaj Finance, where he helped build a digital platform with more than 50 financial institution partners. Before that, he spent over 13 years at Bajaj Capital, where he led an investment business with Rs 40,000 crore in assets under management across fixed-income and mutual fund products. He has also worked at ICICI Bank and Genpact.

    Zetwerk IPO fully subscribed; Super.money triples revenues

    Zetwerk’s Rs 5,012-crore IPO was subscribed 3.06 times on Monday, the last day for bids. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    PhonePe evolves its stock broking platform into PhonePe Invest, launches portfolio optimiser

    The transition from Share.Market to PhonePe Invest, brings research-backed wealth management into PhonePe's unified financial ecosystem, alongside payments, lending and insurance.

    PhonePe sees opportunity to bring everyday savers into equities with PhonePe Invest: Rahul Chari

    PhonePe on Monday rebranded its investing and trading platform Share.Market as PhonePe Invest, bringing it into its broader financial ecosystem. The platform combines stocks, IPOs, mutual funds and F&O offerings with a newly launched Portfolio Optimiser, a proprietary tool to help users build, review and optimise their portfolios.

    PhonePe gets in-principle nod from UAE for first locally licensed overseas payments business

    Walmart-backed PhonePe has received in-principle approval from the UAE central bank for two payments licences, paving the way for its first locally regulated payments business outside India. The company plans to work with local banks and payment providers and explore the UAE’s domestic payment rails, Aani and Jaywan.

    SIP losses in the first two years? Staying invested for five years can reduce loss probability to zero: Report

    A weak start does not necessarily mean an SIP will deliver poor long-term returns. A 20-year analysis by ShareMarket by PhonePe shows that most five-year SIPs recovered from weak or negative returns in the first two years, with nearly 69% eventually delivering double-digit annualised returns. The data also highlights how extending the investment horizon to seven or 10 years can significantly reduce loss risk and improve return consistency, underscoring the importance of patience and compounding in equity SIPs.

    The Economic Times
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