Prashant Nair is the National News Editor at CNBC-TV18, where he leads the reporting team and has spent nearly 15 years covering India's leading companies. He is recognized for his insightful commentary on financial markets, particularly the stock markets, and has reported on significant global events like the World Economic Forum in Davos. Prashant's work has been featured in various platforms including the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, CNBC-TV18, Metals Daily, ABP Asmita, and MSN.
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By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair, Mangalam Maloo
Sid Swaminathan, MD & CEO of JioBlackRock Asset Management discusses the fund's 9-11% return target, lower drawdown strategy, Aladdin-powered risk management, the company's ₹20,000 crore AUM milestone and upcoming exchange-traded fund (ETF) and GIFT City plans.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Vikas Khemani, Founder of Carnelian Asset Management and Advisors expects Manufacturing 2.0 to remain a long-term growth theme, discusses why India continues to offer broad-based investment opportunities, shares his positive view on Biocon, and explains why his firm invests only when it sees clear business inflection points.
By: Mangalam Maloo, Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza
Sudipta Roy, Managing Director and CEO of L&T Finance, said he expects credit costs to decline steadily through AI-led underwriting and collections, with operating expenses improving by 30-40 basis points over the next few years. The company also expects strong growth in personal loans through its digital partnerships.
By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza, Reema Tendulkar
While the central bank is expected to keep its restrictive policy stance until inflation returns to its 2% target, Ed Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research, said softer CPI data has reduced the case for another rate hike. He also said AI-driven productivity could help support economic growth while easing inflation over time.
By: Prashant Nair
Deepak Krishnan, Analyst at Kotak Institutional Equities, said the brokerage remains positive on the long-term outlook for the defence sector but believes stock prices already reflect much of the expected growth.
By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair, Reema Tendulkar
Prashant Biyani, VP Institutional Equity at Elara Securities, said grain-based ethanol now contributes nearly 70% of production, while sugar's share has fallen to 30% as higher feedstock costs hurt profitability.
By: Nigel D Souza, Prashant Nair
Private sector banks are likely to strengthen their lead over public sector lenders as earnings growth accelerates in FY27, according to Nitin Aggarwal, Head - BFSI Research, Institutional Equities at Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL).
By: Prashant Nair, Reema Tendulkar, Nigel D Souza
Nimesh Chandan, CIO at Bajaj Finserv AMC, remains positive on pharmaceuticals, real estate, metals, financials and consumer discretionary while maintaining a selective underweight stance on IT. Chandan also expects exports and manufacturing to gain from free trade agreements and a weaker rupee.
By: Prashant Nair, Nigel D Souza, Reema Tendulkar
Route Mobile plans to expand the AI-powered customer engagement platform acquired from Helter Technologies into international markets, according to Vinay Binyala, Chief Strategy Officer and Investor Relations Officer. The acquisition strengthens the company's non-SMS portfolio by adding AI automation capabilities to its omnichannel communication platform. Route Mobile expects the technology to improve customer engagement while increasing adoption of higher-value enterprise solutions.
By: Prashant Nair
Skyroot Aerospace is using its Vikram-1 mission to test more than a rocket. The launch could determine whether an Indian private company can turn orbital access into a reliable, repeatable business — and capture a share of the growing global space economy.
