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    EPFO total contributions expected to rise by 25% in 2027-28 due to wage ceiling increase

    EPFO is forecasting a major increase in its total contributions for the financial year 2027-28. The wage ceiling has been raised to ₹25,000 from ₹15,000, effective September 17. Total contributions for the current year are estimated to exceed previous budgeted amounts significantly. Additionally, the board will consider investing up to 3% in alternative investment funds.

    Diwali to Diwali: TRUSTMF Small Cap, Motilal Oswal Focused among 18 equity funds with double-digit returns
    ETtech Deals Digest: Eloelo leads as weekly funding rises to $142 million, down 35% on-year

    Eloelo led deal activity with $80 million, followed by Peppermint Robotics at $10.6 million, altM at $10.3 million, Two Point O Capital at $10 million, and PowerUp Money at $10 million. Crane Venture Partners was among the most active investors, backing Peppermint Robotics and Armatrix. Omnivore invested in altM and Two Point O Capital, while Flourish Ventures backed PowerUp Money.

    Neo Group announces launch of Neo Mutual Fund; appoints Ashutosh Bhargava as CEO

    Neo Group has entered the mutual fund business with the launch of Neo Mutual Fund, expanding its wealth and asset management operations. Led by Ashutosh Bhargava and Sudeep Aggarwal, the fund house plans to introduce schemes across liquid, arbitrage, diversified equity and multi-asset allocation categories, subject to regulatory approvals.

    Scripbox shareholders approve conversion into public company ahead of IPO

    At an extraordinary general meeting on October 19, shareholders approved the change of the Accel-backed startup's name from Scripbox Wealth Managers Private Limited to Scripbox Wealth Managers Limited, along with amendments to its constitutional documents, according to regulatory filings reviewed by ET.

    Best small cap mutual funds to invest in November 2026

    According to the Sebi mandate, small cap schemes must invest in companies that are ranked below 250 in terms of market capitalisation. These schemes also will have to invest at least 65% in small cap stocks. Small companies go through many ups and downs - more than the established companies in the large and mid cap segments. That is why investing in small cap stocks is considered extremely risky; the small cap segment can also be extremely volatile, especially in the short term. That is why small cap schemes are recommended only to aggressive investors with a very high risk appetite and very long investment horizon.

    The Economic Times
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