EPFO looks to invest in startups, AIFs

File photo: Employees Provident Fund Organisation- EPFO NEW DELHI: Five years after govt allowed the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) to invest in alternate investment funds (AIFs), the retirement savings body is now working to come up with guidelines to enable its investments in these high-growth asset classes and startups.A proposal to allocate up to…

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Sebi to review compliance norms for FPIs

MUMBAI: Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Wednesday said the regulator will review compliance requirements for FPIs and issue a consultation paper to seek views on aligning Indian norms with global standards, while retaining safeguards for investor protection and market integrity.Acknowledging that some compliance requirements in India remain more onerous than those in other major…

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Adani explores buyout of Dutch energy co VTTI

File photo: Adani said to weigh deal for €3 billion energy storage firm VTTI Billionaire Gautam Adani, India’s richest person, is exploring a potential acquisition of Dutch energy storage group VTTI as supply disruptions make the facilities more valuable for energy trading, people familiar with the matter said.Adani Group, the tycoon’s power-to-ports conglomerate, is among…

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India, Mexico begin talks for trade pact

File photo: India, Mexico launch preferential trade agreement talks to expand trade, investment NEW DELHI: India and Mexico have signed the terms of reference marking the formal commencement of negotiations for a preferential trade agreement.“The negotiations will focus on identifying mutually beneficial opportunities to expand trade, facilitate investment and strengthen supply chain linkages. Leveraging the…

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3 Wall Street firms agree to pay up to $100,000 a month to get Trump’s posts faster: How it works

3 trading firms agree to pay Trump’s Truth Social for faster access US President Donald Trump’s paid social media service, Truth API, has found customers, with Bloomberg and two high-frequency trading firms paying for faster access to his posts. The service costs financial institutions up to $100,000 a month.Two sources with direct knowledge of the…

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