FIC WEEKLY

BY HARDIK GOEL |   2 Mins Read

Coronavirus or COVID19 which supposedly started from  Wuhan’s Animal market has now transmuted itself into a pandemic. Apart from triggering a global health emergency, it is also reminding people of the Spanish Flu. Never before has any pathogen ever caused such disruptions that we end up shutting the global economy and worse still top voices from the finance world are comparing this to The Great Depression . In this article we decode how COVID19 has infected the global economy and what the future ramifications for the world may look like. BY RATTANDEEP SINGH | 7 MIN READ

Recently, a reconstruction scheme for Yes Bank has been notified by the Indian Government. This shall result in speedy handover of operations to the lenders. This comes at a point of time when Yes Bank is under RBI's moratorium due to which withdrawals are restricted. The moratorium is expected to be lifted within 3 days of the issue of notification.                                     By Sirjan Kaur | 5 min read

Indian Equity benchmarks – SENSEX and NIFTY, the barometers of BSE and NSE, in several, are in a gloom logging worst weekly falls since  2008 Financial Crisis.  Investors, the big wheel, of the wagon of our Economy have held their ground with huge sell-offs. Investors, being fleeing their risk assets amid heightened fears of the corona virus- induced global recession. BY KASHISH SINGLA | 2 MIN READ

In the aftermath of the liquidity crisis in the non-banking financial sector, it can be an effective way to lower private borrowing costs as well. BY DEVANSHI JAIN | 2 min read

Lower circuit essentially refers to the minimum price at which a stock is allowed to fall downwards. Usually, most stocks start with a 20% circuit. Recently major stock exchanges as well as IRCTC hit the lower circuit due to the prevailing market conditions arising in the country and the world at large. BY RADHIKA SETHI | 2 MIN READ

Think AGR should only include revenues earned from telecom services. In 2015, the definition of AGR was changed, to include all revenue except capital receipts and revenue from non-core sources. Non-core sources are things like rent, profit on sales of assets, interest and other incomes. And now, in 2019, the Supreme Court ruled that AGR should include all revenues for which the telecom sector should start looking for money which is no fun because the Telecom Sector is already into a debt of more than INR 7 lakh crore and that is what is affecting the authorities. BY NANKIE BAWA | 5 MIN READ

By Dharmik Madan                                                                                                               2 min read

The stock market and crude oil have an uncanny relationship, however, a wide understanding of this interdependence has not been established. The two markets are so important in understanding the global economy because of their massive usage and value all over the world. Factoring various happenings in the current scenario, a detailed analysis upon this relationship and its effects on the world economy becomes imperative. By Sirjan Kaur                                                                                                                       7 min read

By Devanshi Jain                                                                                                                     2 min read

The novel coronavirus has become a big threat for the whole world be it economy, be it trade or be it supply chains. it is showing its effect all across the globe. Read on as we uncover the deadly impact of  coronavirus

The recent Yes Bank crisis was pretty troublesome for the common folk. Many retail bankers had to go through financial trouble and metal stress. But slow recovery of the bank will dissolve their problems. However, a certain group of investors has been left strangled, i.e. owners of the bank's AT-1 bonds. BY HARSHIT GUPTA                                                                                                      2 min read

BY NANKIE BAWA                                                                                                               5 Mins Read

Central bank lowers federal funds rate range to 1% to 1.25% amid increasing unease over the economic effects from the novel coronavirus spread. BY SAHIL DESAI                                                                                                                                                 3 Mins Read