Vice President Corporate Communications
Ashish Rukhaiyar is a Vice President of Corporate Communications at Business Today. With a reporting career that began in 2005, he has extensively covered capital markets, including regulatory policies, equities, stock exchanges, and mutual funds, while also focusing on stock markets, start-ups, angel investing, and steel in his current role. He has been featured in Business Today, MSN, and moneycontrol.com.
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Ashish Rukhaiyar's coverage is primarily focused on legal and compliance aspects, as well as investment analysis related to Indian businesses. He frequently cites data and press releases in his articles.
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By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
Experts say that the decision of merging GST rates into 5% and 18% -- while reserving 40% for sin goods -- will benefit many sectors like FMCG, auto, insurance, consumer durables and MSMEs among others ahead of the festive season.
By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
Municipal bonds offer a return that is typically higher than a bank deposit. Data from SEBI shows that the coupon rate of some of the municipal bonds is in the range of 9-10 percent as well.
By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
With over 100 SME IPOs with an anchor book portion in 2025, the top five investors featured in more than 20 percent of the issues, with the top three names cornering nearly 30 percent of the total anchor allocation.
By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
The role of a KRA is of utmost importance in the Indian capital market. The presence of a KRA basically ensures that KYC processes need not be repeated every time an investor wants to start investing through a new market intermediary.
By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
Sebi has amended the rules to determine RPTs by linking it in a scale-based manner to the annual consolidated turnover of the companies, marking a huge shift from the earlier one-size-fits-all approach. The move is expected to reduce the compliance burden of listed entities.
By: Ashish Rukhaiyar
According to data disclosed in the draft documents of Groww and Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers, the total share of discount broking firms has jumped to nearly 80% from just around 38-40% in FY20
