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ICICI Prudential AMC IPO: Evaluating a Market Leader in India’s Mutual Fund Boom.
Company Overview: A joint venture between one of India's largest banks and a British multinational insurance and asset management company. Founded in 1993, ICICI Prudential is an India-focused financial services group, with ICICI Bank holding a 51% stake and Prudential Plc holding 49%. While ICICI Bank offers in-depth knowledge of Indian investment practices, Prudential Plc offers international, best-in-class asset management expertise. The joint venture helped access distrib
Wakefit Innovations: From Mattress Startup to Market-Shaping IPO
Company Overview: Imagine starting a venture in the small corner of Bengaluru, selling just one thing: mattresses. A few years later, the same company is launching an IPO (Initial Public Offering) to become a prominent player in the home market. That company is known as Wakefit Innovations Limited – expanding from a “sleep specialist” to a full-blown “home solutions giant”. Founded in 2016, Ankit Garg and Chaitanya Ramalingegowda identified a fragmented mattress marke
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From Compliance to Competitiveness: The Green Economy’s Effect on Corporate India and ESG Reporting
Green Economy and ESG Accounting: Growing Sustainability A green economy, or sustainable economy, is a model that fosters growth while protecting natural resources and ecosystems for future generations. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting details how companies disclose sustainability practices. Understanding the Green Economy A green economy advances sustainability by balancing environmental protection, social well-being, and economic growth. Unlike traditio
Advanced Derivatives: Swaps & Option Exercise Styles
A swap claim refers to the contractual right to receive net payments under a swap agreement. It is more of a legal concept that describes the enforceable obligation owed by a counterparty during the life of the swap or upon default or early termination. Interest Rate Swap Example: A company with a $100 million floating-rate loan (SOFR + 1.5%) wants stable interest costs, so it enters into a swap in which it pays 4% fixed and receives SOFR. If SOFR for a payment period is 3.8%
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