RADHIKA GUPTA

CA shares story of how a Rs 2.8 lakh monthly earning couple's 'smart investment' turned into financial stress
A couple earning Rs 2.8 lakh per month purchased two properties, anticipating rental income to cover EMIs. However, their EMIs severely strained their finances, leaving minimal funds for other investments, even for their child's education. CA Nitin Kaushik warns against prioritizing real estate without considering liquidity and future financial needs.

GST relief, festive season to help corporate earnings recover in Q3, says Edelweiss MF’s Radhika Gupta
Edelweiss MF’s Radhika Gupta says GST reform and the upcoming festive season will support domestic demand, ease inflation, and aid corporate earnings recovery in Q3. Investors should focus on India-focused sectors like FMCG, consumer durables, autos, and healthcare for potential growth opportunities.

GST 2.0: How mutual fund experts decode government’s rationalisation move
The 56th GST Council meeting, led by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in New Delhi on September 3, set the stage for a major revamp of India’s indirect tax framework.

Radhika Gupta warns against impersonators promising stock, crypto tips
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, has cautioned investors about fake profiles impersonating her on social media and claiming to offer stock or crypto tips. Gupta clarified that she never provides such advice and urged users to rely only on her verified accounts.

Explained: What is investment style box in mutual funds and what it means for investors
The investment style box is a 3x3 grid developed by Morningstar that classifies mutual funds by market capitalisation and investment style. It helps investors assess strategy, diversification, and risk by showing whether a fund leans towards value, blend, or growth across large, mid, and small caps.

From Aam to Crorepati: Radhika Gupta of Edelweiss Mutual Fund tells how time turns SIPs into wealth
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, emphasized that SIPs can create long-term wealth if given time, calling it the “aam crorepati ki kahaani.” Highlighting consistency, she explained SIPs as a meal plan analogy, urging investors to stay patient, disciplined, and understand mutual funds beyond equities.
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India Inc doubles up on borrowing overseas after sovereign upgrade
Following India's sovereign rating upgrade by S&P, domestic firms like Credila and Muthoot Finance are actively pursuing offshore fundraising, aiming for over $2 billion. This move is expected to lower borrowing costs, though tax cuts and US tariffs introduce some risks. Market anticipates potential Fed rate cut may further influence fundraising strategies.
Saving money might feel impossible, until you try Radhika Gupta’s one rule everyone can follow
Edelweiss Mutual Fund CEO Radhika Gupta, in her book Mango Millionaire, outlines a practical way for ordinary Indians to save and invest without losing sight of life’s small pleasures. Her 10-30-50 rule recommends saving 10% of income in your twenties, 30% in your thirties and forties, and 50% after that. Inspired by cricket training and the tax system, Gupta also introduces the idea of “Savings Deducted at Source”. She stresses that wealth comes less from numbers and more from forming the habit of saving early.
Kaun banega mango millionaire? Try Radhika Gupta's 10-30-50 savings rule before investing money
Radhika Gupta's 'Mango Millionaire' introduces the 10-30-50 savings rule, advocating for a progressive approach to wealth building. The framework suggests saving 10% of income in your 20s, increasing to 30% in your 30s and 40s, and reaching 50% from your 40s onwards. Gupta also proposes an automated 'Savings Deducted at Source' system to cultivate consistent saving habits.
Edelweiss Mutual Fund ropes in WestBridge with Rs 450 crore deal for 15% stake
WestBridge Capital will invest ₹450 crore for a 15% stake in Edelweiss Mutual Fund, valuing it at about ₹3,000 crore. The deal, subject to regulatory approvals, aims to fuel growth as Edelweiss MF’s AUM hit ₹1.52 lakh crore with strong profit momentum.
In times of job market uncertainty, CA decodes buy flat vs rent. He suggests asking yourself 2 questions first
A recent debate sparked by a viral Reddit post questions the traditional Indian obsession with homeownership. CA Nitin Kaushik warns that buying a house prematurely can lead to financial strain, citing common mistakes like depleted savings and excessive EMIs. He argues renting offers flexibility and investment opportunities, while early homeownership can feel like a burden, limiting career mobility.
Edelweiss AMC launches GIFT City Branch and first-of-its-kind India Multimanager Equity Fund – Series I
The Edelweiss India Multimanager Equity Fund – Series I is an open-ended Category III Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) under the IFSCA (Fund Management) Regulations, 2025, and is also registered with SEBI as a Category I Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI).
Radhika Gupta hails move back to India as ‘best decision’ on Independence Day
Radhika Gupta, MD and CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, celebrated India's Independence Day. She recalled her return to India in 2009. Despite warnings of lost opportunities in the US, she chose India. Gupta believed in India's potential for growth and impact. She expressed gratitude for the opportunities she received.
Edelweiss Mutual Fund limits subscription in its 7 international funds
Edelweiss Mutual Fund will restrict subscriptions in seven international schemes to Rs 1 lakh per PAN per day from August 19, citing limited overseas investment headroom. The cap applies to lumpsum, switch-ins, SIPs, and STPs, while existing systematic transactions remain unaffected.
Sectoral & thematic mutual funds see record jump in inflows to over Rs 9,400 crore. Is it time to enter or stay cautious?
Sectoral and thematic mutual funds in India experienced a massive surge in July, with inflows reaching ₹9,426 crore, a staggering 1,882% increase. This spike was largely fueled by seven new fund offers, contributing ₹7,404 crore.
These 3 categories records highest ever monthly inflows within their respective sub-categories: AMFI
In July 2025, mutual fund AUM rose 1.3% to Rs 75.36 lakh crore, led by record equity inflows of Rs 42,702 crore and strong debt fund gains. SIP inflows hit Rs 28,464 crore, with folios reaching 24.57 crore. Hybrid and passive funds also saw steady growth despite market volatility.
Investors poured nearly Rs 12,000 crore into midcap and smallcap funds in July despite market weakness. Here’s why
In July, mid-cap and small-cap funds saw record inflows despite elevated valuations and market caution. Experts warn of higher correction risks, urging staggered SIPs or STPs over lump sum investments. Conservative investors may wait, while disciplined allocation remains crucial for navigating volatility and maximising long-term potential in these segments.
Simple, timeless dal-chawal solution: Radhika Gupta’s take on Edelweiss Multi Asset Omni Fund of Fund
Edelweiss Mutual Fund has launched the Edelweiss Multi Asset Omni Fund of Fund, described by CEO Radhika Gupta as a “simple, timeless dal chawal solution.” The NFO, open until August 26, allocates 65% to domestic equity, 10% each to gold and silver, and 15% to fixed income.
J&K government declares 25 books on Kashmir forfeited for exciting secessionism and endangering sovereignty of India
The Jammu and Kashmir government has declared 25 books forfeited, citing concerns that they promote secessionism and threaten India's sovereignty. The banned books, authored by figures like Arundhati Roy and A.G. Noorani, cover Kashmir's politics and conflict. The government claims the literature propagates false narratives, glorifies terrorism, and incites violence, thereby radicalizing the youth.
NFO Update: Kotak Mutual Fund launches Kotak Nifty Alpha 50 Index Fund
Kotak Mutual Fund has launched the Kotak Nifty Alpha 50 Index Fund, an open-ended scheme tracking the Nifty Alpha 50 Index. Open for subscription until August 11, the fund uses a rule-based approach to invest in high-alpha stocks and aims to deliver long-term capital growth with minimal tracking error.
Large caps are the new debt? Radhika Gupta says investors have forgotten asset allocation buckets
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss MF, highlighted a shift in investor risk appetite, noting that large-caps are now seen as debt-like and private markets as equity. She emphasized the growing relevance of smart passive strategies in the Nifty500 space, particularly the Multicap Momentum Quality 50 index for balanced, diversified exposure.
Economists split on interest rate cuts as inflation hits six-year low
Economists are divided on whether the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should cut interest rates in August. Some point to low inflation, while others advocate caution, citing uncertainty in trade policy and the need to assess future inflation trends. The RBI will consider GDP projections and retail inflation figures when the Monetary Policy Committee meets in August.
Youngpreneurs Summit 2025: Delhi CM awards student entrepreneurs for transformative ideas
Radhika Ojha, a student from Shiv Nadar School, Noida, received an award for her initiative, 'Project Raahat.'
Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta slams fashion brand for selling Lucknowi mukaish overcoat for Rs 1.7 cr: ‘World loves Indian craftsmanship but..’
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, has criticized a luxury fashion brand for allegedly exploiting Lucknowi mukaish embroidery on a $200,000 coat without acknowledging the Indian artisans or the craft's origin. Gupta highlighted the issue of cultural appropriation, where Indian crafts are celebrated visually but stripped of their heritage and the creators' credit.
‘Save, but also spend’: Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta's advice to aggressive SIP investors
Radhika Gupta advises investors to balance saving and spending. She encourages enjoying the present alongside planning for the future. SIP contributions reached record highs in June. New SIP registrations and contributing accounts also increased.
Who is Madhu Lunawat? The first Indian woman to launch a mutual fund business
The Wealth Company, a Pantomath Group entity led by Madhu Lunawat, has secured Sebi's approval, marking the first Indian fund house founded by a woman. Lunawat, an experienced professional from Infosys, ASREC, and Edelweiss, aims to democratize wealth creation, particularly in Tier-3 markets. The company has already filed four Scheme Information Documents, signaling its ambitious entry into the Rs 74.
Madhu Lunawat makes history as first Indian woman to set up a mutual fund business
Madhu Lunawat has become the first Indian woman to independently set up and receive Sebi approval for a mutual fund house. Her firm, The Wealth Company Mutual Fund, part of the Pantomath Group, aims to democratize wealth creation with a strong focus on Tier-3 and beyond markets.
Eternal and RIL among stocks that Kotak Mutual Fund bought and sold in June
Kotak Mutual Fund increased holdings in Eternal (Zomato) and 380 stocks while cutting exposure in RIL and 139 others. Three new stocks were added. HDFC Mutual Fund exited six stocks, including Orient Cement and Elin Electronics.
Stocks, FD or Mutual Funds? Radhika Gupta shares 3 basics to smart investing
Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Mutual Fund, says investors often rush into choosing between stocks, FDs, or mutual funds without understanding the basics. She urges beginners to focus on financial foundations—like risk, return, and protection—before selecting products, and to personalise their portfolios, not copy others.
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