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09 Jul

Axis Direct Issues Investor Advisory Against Fake Trading Groups and Impersonation Fraud

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 7: Axis Direct, the retail broking brand of Axis Securities Limited, a subsidiary of Axis Bank, one of India’s leading private sector banks, has issued an investor advisory cautioning investors against fraudulent entities and individuals misusing the name, logo, and brand identity of Axis Securities and Axis Direct to promote fake investment opportunities and deceive investors. The advisory comes amid a rise in digital financial fraud where scammers impersonate financial institutions and their representatives through social media platforms, messaging applications, and other online channels. These fraudsters often create a false sense of legitimacy to gain investor…

Rethinking Access to India’s Data Center Boom: Acharya Cracks the Code

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Financial Architect, Rishi Acharya Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 25: When you think of India’s digital revolution, you likely picture a billion smartphones, booming software startups, and endless streaming. But behind the glowing screens lies a massive, physical bottleneck: data centers. Currently, these power-hungry “server farms” operate as an exclusive billionaire’s club, locked away from the public market and tightly held by private equity. The traditional model of building this digital infrastructure is breaking under its own weight. India faces a staggering $10 billion capital deficit to build enough data centers over the next few years. Colocation operators are suffocating. They…

SEBI Committee approves the creation of Social Stock Exchange in India

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Samhita recently conducted a study of SSE’s in 7 countries to evaluate its importance in India October 21: The Securities and Exchange Board of India approved the creation of the ‘Social Stock Exchange’, which is seen as a game-changer in the social impact segment. These are regulated platforms that bring together social organisations, donors, and investors to facilitate funding and aid in the growth of organisations with a social purpose. Samhita's study on Social Stock Exchanges from seven countries Samhita’s report reviews seven SSEs in Brazil, Portugal, South Africa, Jamaica, the UK, Singapore and Canada. The report analyses the recommendations…