India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and it is one of the most favourable destinations for long-term investments, especially in good quality high growth businesses.
Category: Personal Finance
Buying a home in India? A look at regulations, processes for such investments
Non-Resident Indians who are interested in buying a home in India need to equip themselves for making the best-possible property purchase decisions.
Stick to sovereign, low-risk India bonds for predictable returns
The bond market in India is under stress since last September, and it may be prudent for investors – both NRIs and domestic, to avoid investment in corporate bonds or corporate bond funds at the present juncture.
Understanding the “risk free” bond market in India
The bond market in India is quite vibrant, particularly for sovereign bonds. And, in order to be an informed investor either in the market directly or through the mutual fund route, one must have clarity on some of the basic structure and terminology of the Indian market.
Selecting the right bond funds in India for investment
The bond market in India continues to look attractive for Non-Resident Indians to invest, but caution is needed in choosing the right funds for investment.
Debt mutual funds gain after India budget
The Indian government’s latest budget has laid the roadmap for a deeper and wider bond market in India. The initial documentation and process of investment by Non-Resident Indians will also be much easier in the days to come, as highlighted by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Budget docu
Bond-ing with India: Investing directly or through mutual funds
Indian stock market indices (NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex) are near all-time highs and economic growth has declined significantly, and thus going forward the expectations are low for high returns in the stock market.
Singapore Central Bank chief Ravi Menon’s term extended for two years
The term of Ravi Menon as the managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has been extended for two more years.
Singapore Tax Filing: Everything you want to know
Income tax in Singapore is assessed on the prior calendar year up to December 31st and your tax return must be filed by April 15th. The first S$20,000 of your income is tax free.
Three crucial steps to guard your healthcare needs in Singapore
Singapore is one of the most livable countries around the world today because it is a gateway city to commerce in Asia that offers unparalleled political and social security.
