Home loans are one of the safer lending avenues for NBFCs, given that they are backed by collateral that usually appreciates in price. But does that make bond offers from two housing finance NBFCs – Piramal Capital and Housing Finance and IIFL Housing – less risky to bet on? Here’s our analysis.
2 bond offers playing on home loans – should you invest? Read More »
Even as the economy is battling with the second wave of Covid-19, supply chain appears to be smoother than when the pandemic began. After 2 quarters of hiccups, logistics sector players bounced back in the 2nd half of FY-21. Let’s analyse their March quarter numbers and that of the half year and also look at
Logistics sector – Results review and Prospects Read More »
Today, many personal finance articles tell you that one of the biggest personal finance take-aways from Covid is that everyone ought to sign up for a generous health insurance cover. But they fail to include the statutory warning that must come with every such plug – “Don’t expect your hospital bills to be settled in full”.
Prompted by real-life experiences of many investors who had filed claims for Covid treatment, PrimeInvestor conducted a Twitter dipstick survey in the last week of May on the claims settlement experience of policyholders.
Why your health insurance claim may be rejected Read More »
In these reviews, we pick stocks that have rallied, or where businesses are interesting or changing, or where companies may be relatively unknown and so on. We present an analysis of these stocks, covering what has driven them, business prospects, threats and more. These reviews are meant to give you an understanding of a stock.
Stock Review : Tanla Solutions – what explains the quick rise and what’s in store? Read More »
In bull markets, expensive valuations often make it necessary for investors to look for offbeat opportunities to acquire a wealth generating company. The investment arms of leading promoter groups in India offer such opportunities to buy sound companies, at a discount to prevailing valuations.
Stock Recommendation : Own many great businesses through this one stock Read More »
POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust (PGInvIT) is the third InvIT and the second in the power transmission space (the other being IndiGrid InvIT) to be listed in the Indian stock markets. It is sponsored by listed PSU Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCIL and henceforth called the Sponsor).
Please find an explanation of what an InviT is here. This article will give you only our quick take on the offer and whether it is suitable for you. It is not a deep dive into the InvIT’s business and financials.
PowerGrid InvIT – should you invest? Read More »
IndiaGrid Invit is making a Rs 1,000 crore public issue of secured redeemable Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) from April 28 2021 to April 30 2021 to raise money for lending to transmission projects, repaying existing borrowings, and general corporate purposes. This is tranche 1 of a series of such offers. The Rs 1,000 crore offer consists
IndiaGrid Invit NCDs – Bonds for the short haul Read More »
If you’re wondering where to invest money in India, here are 8 different options you can consider. “Today people who hold cash equivalents feel comfortable. They shouldn’t. They have opted for a terrible long-term asset, one that pays virtually nothing and is certain to depreciate in value.” – Warren Buffett
Where to invest money in India – 8 brilliant options Read More »
Fears about a second wave of Covid more virulent than the first, have triggered a fresh bout of panic selling in the market. Stocks that may take a direct hit on their revenues and profits as a result of this have seen a correction. We think this presents a window of opportunity to add select high-quality stocks to your portfolio. We are providing a recommendation on one such stock that has seen a 21% correction from its peak in March.
Stock recommendation: A solid company, a sharp fall, a great opportunity Read More »
When I read non-fiction books, I keep myself daily minimum targets to get through it in reasonable time – at least 100 pages a day, or in some tough reads, 50 pages a day.
With Phil Knight’s ‘Shoe Dog’, I had to set for myself daily maximum reading targets – not more than 150 pages a day – so as to not let my other work suffer.
I could not, however, hold myself to the target – I finished the 400-page tome in a day and half flat. In one word, it’s ‘unputdownable’.
My partner from FundsIndia Chandra gave me the book 2 or 3 years ago and exhorted me to read it, and I’m ashamed I just got around to it. Of course, as with the other books I am reading these days, I am wishing this book existed and I read it, 15 or 20 years ago.
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