For a long time, investing in India followed a fairly predictable pattern. People saved money in fixed deposits, bought gold for the future, invested in property when they could afford it, and occasionally entered the stock market. Financial decisions were often made with one simple objective: protect money…
For years, financial modeling has been one of the most important skills for anyone planning a serious career in finance. Investment bankers use financial models to evaluate companies and transactions. Equity research analysts use them to estimate future performance. Corporate finance teams use them for budgeting and…
Financial modeling has always been one of those skills that separates someone who understands finance from someone who simply understands financial theory. You can learn about valuation, accounting, investments, and corporate finance in a classroom. But when someone gives you a company’s financial statements and…
If you ask finance professionals what skill changed their career, many will give the same answer: financial modeling. For years, financial modeling was considered an advanced skill used mainly by investment bankers, equity researchers, and corporate finance professionals. Today, that has changed. Whether you want to work in investment banking, private…
Investment banking has never been a field where knowing finance from a textbook was enough. In 2026, that gap is becoming even more obvious. A student may know what EBITDA means, explain a DCF valuation in an interview, or even have a finance degree. But…
The third week of August has been anything but quiet for global financial markets. From pressure on the Indian rupee and rising US Treasury yields to higher UK inflation, fresh tensions in the Gulf and changing interest-rate expectations across major economies, the week of August…
India’s capital markets are witnessing one of their most exciting phases in recent years. After navigating global inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and fluctuating interest rates, the Indian economy has emerged as a preferred destination for investors. One of the clearest signs of this confidence is the…
The finance industry is changing faster than ever. A few years ago, being good with numbers and Excel was enough to land a promising role. Today, employers expect much more. From artificial intelligence and data analytics to strategic thinking and communication, finance professionals are expected…
The financial world never stands still. Every week brings new developments that influence stock markets, reshape investment strategies, and create opportunities for businesses and investors. From India’s resurging IPO market to global geopolitical tensions affecting oil prices and currencies, this week has been packed with…
The finance industry has changed dramatically over the last few years. Recruiters are no longer looking for graduates who only understand accounting principles, financial statements, or valuation techniques. They want professionals who can analyze large datasets, uncover insights, and present information in a way that…
End of content
End of content