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Nuvei to buy Payoneer (PAYO) in $2.75bn cross-border payments deal
Payoneer (PAYO) agrees to a $2.75 billion takeover by Nuvei at $7.40 per share, a 44 percent premium, in a cross-border payments deal. Read the full analysis.
CDSL gets SEBI approval for Sahamati investment as #CDSL stock trades near 52-week low
Read how CDSL’s SEBI-approved Sahamati investment could reshape its open-finance strategy as #CDSL stock trades near lows. Find out now!
Can RBI restart urban co-operative bank licences without reviving old banking risks?
Find out how RBI’s likely urban co-operative bank licence restart could reshape local credit, governance and financial inclusion in India.
IDFC First Bank got forensic clarity, but can #IDFCFIRSTB rebuild investor trust?
IDFC First Bank’s forensic audit says the fraud was isolated. Find out what #IDFCFIRSTB investors should watch next.
India cuts kharif fertiliser demand estimate as weak monsoon outlook raises farm inflation risk
Weak rains cut fertiliser demand, but food inflation risk rises. India’s kharif season now tests farm policy, subsidies and rural demand.
Why a Tata Sons IPO could unlock value and still weaken the group’s greatest advantage
Tata Sons faces renewed IPO pressure as RBI rules, Tata Trusts’ opposition and SP Group’s exit needs collide. Read the full analysis.
Dynacons Systems & Solutions FY26 results: Can DSSL justify its rally with BFSI cloud and cybersecurity momentum?
DSSL has rallied hard, but FY26 numbers show real BFSI tech momentum. Can Dynacons convert order wins into durable growth?
Is the HDFC Bank payment row a governance speed bump or a bigger confidence test?
HDFC Bank rejected wrongdoing claims after a ₹45 crore payment report, but investors are watching governance risk closely. Read more.
India’s fuel price hikes turn into inflation test as Reserve Bank of India policy dilemma widens
India’s fuel prices are rising just as growth needs support. The harder test is whether RBI and fiscal policy can absorb imported inflation.
Bajaj Finance (NSE: BAJFINANCE) is 17% off its high after a record profit. The catch is the valuation
Bajaj Finance posted a record Q4 profit, yet the stock sits 17% below its high. The standoff is between 22% growth and a premium nobody wants to pay up for.