Some of our recent updates (here and here) have covered Loan Market Association ("LMA") guidance in relation to sustainability . Environmental, social and governance ("ESG")...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
In case of amicable termination of a private sales agreement for a property signed under condition precedent, the proportional registration (evenredig registratierecht / droit d'enregistrement proportionnel) ...
Nirav Sheth is optimistic about corporate India's earnings trajectory but mentions India may be in potential bubble territory. The market has continued to gain for eighth year running and it is time to moderate expectations for next year. The market is forward-looking, focusing on structural stories. Sheth also talked about inflation control and the impact of current account deficit . He also said he was terribly bullish on the trajectory of the economy for the next several years
If we look at the overall year, it was a rewarding period for Indian investors, where large caps rallied substantial 33%, midcaps surged by 56%, and small caps excelled with an impressive 63%, as indicated by the respective indices.