Investment Banking & Financial Analytics

Global Finance News This Week – Top 12: Fed Rate Hike, NSE IPO, Tata Sons, Japan’s Rate Move and What Markets Are Watching 

Financial markets rarely move because of one story. This week, investors had to digest several major developments at the same time: a fresh US interest-rate hike, another important move from the Bank of Japan, India’s enormous NSE public offering, the Reserve Bank of India’s decision…

UPI Is No Longer Completely Free: What the New MDR Rules Mean for India’s Digital Economy and Finance Professionals

For millions of Indians, paying through UPI has become almost invisible.  Scan a QR code at a café. Pay a shopkeeper. Split a restaurant bill. Transfer money to a friend. Buy something online. Pay a utility bill. The transaction happens in seconds, without most users…

Asian Stocks Slip as AI Rebound Fades: What the Market Pressure Means for Investment Banking Students in 2026 

The global stock market has entered a phase where investors are becoming increasingly selective.  For much of the recent rally, artificial intelligence was one of the strongest themes driving technology stocks, semiconductor companies and the broader market. Investors were willing to pay premium valuations for businesses expected…

From Adani to Ambani: The Business of Ganpati Sponsorships and What Finance Students Can Learn From It 

Ganpati in Mumbai has always been much more than a ten-day festival.  Every year, neighbourhoods across the city transform as mandals build elaborate pandals, organise processions, arrange social initiatives and welcome thousands of devotees. But in recent years, another development has become increasingly visible: the…

BRICS Summit 2026: What India’s New Delhi Summit Means for Global Finance and Investment Banking 

The BRICS Summit 2026 is putting India and New Delhi at the centre of an important conversation about the future of the global economy. As the 18th BRICS Summit takes place in New Delhi on September 12 and 13, financial markets, businesses and policymakers are…

Top 8 Finance News this week: Why Oil, Inflation and Interest Rates Are Moving Global Markets

Financial markets rarely move because of one event. More often, a major development in one part of the world sets off a chain reaction across currencies, bonds, commodities, equities and corporate finance. That is exactly what markets have been experiencing during the week of September…

iPhone Duo launched at $1999: Why Did Apple Invest in it and Is It Worth Buying? An Investment Banking Perspective 

For years, the smartphone market has looked increasingly predictable. Screen sizes got larger, cameras became better, processors became faster and manufacturers competed to make phones thinner. But the basic smartphone design remained largely unchanged.  Apple has now decided to change that.  On September 9, 2026, Apple…

How Students Can Prepare for 2027 Finance Hiring: The Skills That Will Actually Matter 

For a finance student graduating in 2027, the old career formula is becoming less reliable.  A good degree, a strong CGPA, basic Excel knowledge and a polished resume may get you into the application pool. But getting from the application pool to the interview, and…

What Happens Inside a Financial Model Before a Deal Gets Done? A Beginner’s Look at Modern Finance 

What Happens Inside a Financial Model Before a Deal Gets Done? A Beginner’s Look at Modern Finance 

A company is considering acquiring another business.  The management team wants to know how much the acquisition could be worth. Investors want to understand whether the deal makes financial sense. Bankers need to estimate different outcomes. The buyer wants to know whether the combined company can generate…

Weekly Finance News Roundup: India’s 7.8% Growth, RBI’s Dollar Deluge, Oil Prices and What It Means for Financial Markets

Weekly Finance News Roundup: India’s 7.8% Growth, RBI’s Dollar Deluge, Oil Prices and What It Means for Financial Markets

The first week of September 2026 has given financial markets plenty to think about. India surprised economists with stronger-than-expected economic growth. The Reserve Bank of India found itself dealing with an extraordinary surge of foreign currency deposits. Oil prices continued to create concerns for inflation…

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