Ashley Coutinho is an Assistant Editor at Rediff.com India Ltd. She specializes in finance and investment, with a focus on trading, commodities and futures, as well as financial markets and legal affairs. Ashley's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including Business Standard, Financial Express, The Indian Express, and businessline.
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Ashley Coutinho's coverage predominantly focuses on the Indian financial and legal landscape, particularly stock market movements, investments, IPOs, taxation, and SEBI-related developments. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis.
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HSBC Global Private Banking bullish on equities, Indian bonds, and USD-INR for 2025, expecting continued growth and rate cuts.
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SEBI Chairperson announces launch of low-cost investment plan, boosting financial inclusion and capital market growth in India.
SEBI official discusses risks and benefits of derivatives, emphasizing need for better risk measurement and market balance.
By: Ashley Coutinho
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The individuals include independent directors, non-executive nominee directors and a compliance officer
By: Ashley Coutinho
Increased digital access, geopolitical tensions and climate-mitigation efforts are the primary trends expected to shape the future of jobs in India by 2030, according to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025.
By: Ashley Coutinho
SEBI is also focused on expanding the futures and options ecosystem while implementing measures to curb manipulation
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