Sebi
| March 19, 2024, 5:17 a.m.
Analysts Bullish on Long-Term Prospects Despite SEBI's Concerns Over Small and Mid-Cap Valuations
Amid market regulator SEBI's concerns over stretched valuations in small and mid-cap stocks, analysts remain optimistic about their long-term prospects. While volatility may persist in the short run, analysts believe that valuations are supported by earnings growth. Strong fundamentals, India's growth story, and rising corporate earnings underpin expectations for robust markets in the long term. Public Sector Undertakings (PSU) stocks are highlighted for their strong performance and attractive valuations. Despite some short-term volatility, investors are advised to consider themes like PSU for potential gains. The net equity inflow in February 2024 reflects unwavering investor confidence in the Indian equity market. While near-term outlook for small and mid-cap stocks may appear subdued, analysts see opportunities for long-term investors, with corrections presenting buying opportunities for high-quality businesses. Despite concerns over higher valuations in some segments, analysts believe that certain market pockets offer significant wealth-creating opportunities over the next few years.
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Sebi Proposes Relaxing Disclosure Rules for Certain Foreign Portfolio Investors
| Feb. 28, 2024, 10:57 a.m.
Sebi Proposes Relaxing Disclosure Rules for Certain Foreign Portfolio Investors
Sebi proposes relaxing disclosure rules for certain categories of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) to boost ease of doing business. The proposal includes exemptions for university funds and endowments meeting specific criteria and funds with concentrated holdings in companies without an identified promoter. Sebi aims to prevent misuse and ensure eligibility based on well-defined criteria. The regulator invites public comments until March 8 on these proposals.
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