What are Venture Capital Funds

 Venture capital funds are pooled investment vehicles that primarily invest the money of third-party investors in startups and small-to-medium sized enterprises that have the potential for strong growth. Venture capital funds are somewhat similar to mutual funds - they pool money from several investors who seek private equity stakes in entrepreneurial or small companies. Here is everything about venture capital funds, including top 10 venture capital funds in India.

Manoj Negi

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Important Aspects of Muhurat Trading

 Only the Indian stock markets offer Diwali Muhurat Trading, and brokers used to create fresh settlement accounts for each of their clients on the day of Diwali during the Muhurat trading session. The financial market adheres to the same custom, with investors buying shares of reputable firms on Diwali to hold for future gains. Laxmi puja is also performed on this day. Muhurat trading conveys two distinct messages to us: concentrate on quality and invest with long-term objectives.

Aruna Luthra

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Why Buying Gold Jewelry isn’t a Good Investment this Diwali

 Gold has been considered lucky in Indian culture for centuries. It plays a significant role in crucial family gatherings like weddings and festivals. The auspicious holiday Dhanteras is observed the day before Diwali to promote prosperity and fortune. On the Hindu calendar, "teras" denotes the thirteenth day of a lunar fortnight and "dhan" signifies riches. For this reason, on this day, within a certain time window, people all throughout the nation buy gold and silver in great amounts as a symbol of good luck. Wishes for abundant money for each person and their loved ones stream in as they worship Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, good fortune, power, beauty, and success. This article, however, is about why buying gold jewelry isn’t a good investment option this Diwali.

Aruna Luthra

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The Future of Private Equity Investment in Real Estate in India

 Private equity investment in real estate in India has risen by 40%. According to Knight Frank India, private equity investments in real estate increased 98% to $1.18 billion during the quarter ending March and are projected to reach $6.88 billion in 2022. It increased to USD 2.8 Billion from April to September of this fiscal year. Foreign funds make up a large part of this, especially for office assets. This article is about the future of private equity investment in real estate in India.

Aruna Luthra

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