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    Invesco Mutual Fund gets Sebi nod for 60% stake transfer to IIHL

    Invesco Mutual Fund has received market regulator Sebi approval to transfer a controlling 60 per cent stake to IndusInd International Holdings Ltd (IIHL), according to sources.

    IndusInd Bank shareholders reject promoters' proposal to induct nominee directors

    IndusInd Bank shareholders rejected a resolution allowing the Hinduja Group to appoint two nominee directors, with 54% voting against it. Despite prior approvals from the RBI and the bank's board, concerns raised by proxy advisors led to the proposal's defeat.

    This midcap stock surged up to 22,344% since last Ganesh Chaturthi; 32 others rose up to 2,557%

    Since last Ganesh Chaturthi, 33 stocks delivered significant returns. Elitecon International led with substantial growth. Kothari Industrial Corporation and Colab Platforms also saw major surges. Several other stocks, including Paytm, experienced gains. Nifty 50 index saw a slight decrease during this period. Some stocks yielded negative returns. Eicher Motors and Mahindra & Mahindra outperformed within the Nifty pack.

    Rajiv Anand’s hot seat at IndusInd comes with a ₹2,000-cr blunder clean-up challenge

    IndusInd Bank appoints Rajiv Anand as MD & CEO amidst a crisis following a significant accounting lapse. Anand's appointment, approved by the RBI, aims to stabilize the bank and restore investor confidence after the revelation of overstated financials led to a stock drop. With 35 years of experience, Anand is expected to strengthen internal checks and steer long-term growth.

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Wednesday

    Indian markets declined on Tuesday amid weak investor sentiment driven by Donald Trump’s tariff warning over Russian oil imports and continued FPI outflows. Sensex dropped 308 points while Nifty ended 66 points lower. Pharma, IT, and oil stocks led the fall.

    Buy, Sell or Hold: Nuvama retains Reduce on IndusInd Bank; downgrades SAIL to Hold

    Brokerages have turned selective amid mixed sectoral trends. Nuvama downgraded SAIL to 'Hold' and maintained a 'Reduce' on IndusInd Bank due to weak metrics and limited upside. Motilal Oswal stayed 'Neutral' on Balkrishna Industries, citing soft global demand and risks from new ventures. Analysts expect near-term pressure but remain watchful of long-term performance drivers.

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