Outlook Money Magazine - July 2020
Outlook Money Magazine - July 2020
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In this issue
Interviews
Anurag Thakur on the stimulus package 30 How India-China conflict can hit stock market
Is insurance sufficient in COVID times?
Health insurance is proving to be insufficient to deal
with the challenges and high cost of COVID-19
treatment
Environment funds set to rise
Investors are willing to invest in stocks with
environment and social values
Boost For Digital Payments
Fintech will reap benefits this year as people turn to
financial platforms
A Relief To MF Industry
RBI’s special liquidity window may help
mutual funds
Attractive property options for NRIs
It is an opportune time for real estate sector as
home prices drop
Reframe Your Goals
Plan asset allocation as per your risk profiles by
aligning goals with objectives
Golden option for millennials
Gold will remain in the reckoning and provide
positive returns during the pandemic
Stimulus Package: SME STOCKS READY TO BOUNCE BACK?
For the investor, the best way to judge the impact of the government’s ₹3 lakh crore stimulus package for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) is to look at the movement of the stock market and the effect on mutual funds. These industries have a major role to play in not just generating huge employment but also as a major exporter and a supportive ancillary sector for big industry. The new push towards self-reliance and reduction of import dependence under the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan has given them an entirely new role. If the strategy works, there is no reason why the stock market particularly the small and mid-cap shares, which represent the MSME sector, won’t cross the past levels. But business models and management strategies are bound to see some remarkable transformation in the COVID-hit universe, and this would have a wide-ranging impact on both profitability and investor returns. But there are many challenges that require greater attention than the government’sn liquidity led revival program. Industrial revival requires sharp up gradation in technology, wide-ranging infrastructure development and a strong drive for skill development among workers. These issues remain to be addressed. If handled well, they will do good for the investors and the economy as a whole.
7 mins
More Means Less In MSME Mess
Without robust and healthy MSMEs the economic and business skeleton of the nation can come crashing down
9 mins
Govt's Credit Plan Needs To Be Expanded
While units worth ₹250 crore turnover are now MSMEs, yet credit line is not available for units exceeding ₹100 crore turnover
2 mins
Border Clashes Can Hit Funds Flow, Market Mood
Hemang Jani, Head - Retail Equity Strategist of Motilal Oswal Financial Services tell Saibal Dasgupta and Himali Patel about the serious impact that India-China conflict would have on market sentiments
4 mins
Health Insurance Under A Cloud As COVID–19 Rages
With a spike in cases insurance companies are acting pricey while private hospitals are changing patients for PPE kits
8 mins
Environment Funds May See A Surge
The world post COVID-19 is likely to see a paradigm shift. We may soon see sustainability and responsible investment gaining importance in the asset management industry
6 mins
Fintechs Strike Gold As Digital Life Grows
There is a sudden surge of demand for using these app-based financial platforms post pandemic
4 mins
NRIs May Drive India's Realty Revival
Subdued property rates, falling rupee and abysmally low interest rates are making realty a lucrative choice for NRIs
5 mins
How To Deal With The Bear Hug
Defer some financial goals or take loans and diversify existing portfolio but avoid exiting in the red
5 mins
Millennials And The Gold Melting Pot
Sharp market corrections are making gold funds a lucrative choice for the young investors
5 mins
Outlook Money Magazine Description:
Publisher: The Outlook Group
Category: Business
Language: English
Frequency: Monthly
Outlook Money is a monthly business magazine published by The Outlook Group in India. The magazine is known for its in-depth coverage of the Indian economy, as well as its insights from leading experts in the field. It covers a wide range of topics related to business, including:
* Economic news and analysis: Outlook Money covers the latest economic news and trends from India and around the world. The magazine also provides in-depth analysis of the Indian economy, as well as its impact on businesses and individuals.
* Industry news and trends: Outlook Money also covers the latest news and trends from different industries, such as technology, finance, healthcare, and manufacturing. This coverage helps readers to stay informed about the latest developments in their respective industries.
* Corporate news and profiles: Outlook Money also features corporate news and profiles of leading companies in India. These profiles provide readers with insights into the strategies and operations of these companies.
* Personal finance: Outlook Money also features articles on personal finance, such as investing, saving, and retirement planning. These articles help readers to make informed financial decisions.
Outlook Money is a valuable resource for anyone who is interested in business in India. It is a must-read for anyone who is looking to stay informed about the latest economic and business trends in the country, or who is looking for insights from leading experts in the field.
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