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Paytm shares declined due to volatile market conditions, says Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Functioning of crypto currency exchanges also came up when Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch appeared before parliamentary panel on finance, say people in the know
Sebi Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch on Tuesday appeared before a parliamentary panel and was questioned on the NSE controversy, Sahara case and share offers of Paytm and Ruchi Soya, sources said
The Paytm Payments Bank has not yet appointed a firm which will conduct an audit of its information technology (IT) systems, minister of state for finance Bhagwat Karad said
While 72% of all votes polled were favoured the resolution, almost 67% votes on account of public institutional investors were against
Company's lending business scaled to 4.1 million loan disbursals in the first two months of the March quarter.
After the boom of 2021, when 44 Indian startups became unicorns, the markets are more selective and investors less enthusiastic in participating at unrealistic valuations
Puri said unlike a bank, which books revenues for offering its services and reports profit, Paytm has garnered its millions of customers by offering cashbacks
Anuj Mittal is expected to drive the paytm's corporate-investor relations, acting as a liaison between the management and investors
54 companies plan to raise Rs 1.4 trillion in FY23 after 52 Indian corporates raised an all-time high Rs 1.11 trillion through initial public offers (IPOs) in FY22, Prime Database report said
After Q3FY22 earnings, the company had said that it is well-funded with net cash, cash equivalent and investable balance of Rs 10,215 crore
Payments, according to the report, was the second-most popular category for US investors, as 167 companies received funding in 2021 in the APAC region.
In September 2018, Buffet's investment arm - BH International Holdings - invested $300 million, or Rs 2,179 crore, for 2.6 per cent stake in PayTM, which had valued the start-up at $10 billion then.
The stock hit a new low of Rs 536.20, fallen 5% from its intra-day high of Rs 562 on the BSE.
Off late, the stock has been under pressure following RBI's ban on Paytm Payments Bank (PPBL) from onboarding new customers.
Paytm, the Indian digital payments startup whose stock has slumped 71% since its November market debut, had its price target reduced further by an Macquarie Capital Securities (India) Pvt. analyst
Months after Paytm IPO shook investors' confidence, a recent audit shook RBI's trust in its implementation of 'know your customer' norms. But are all financial institutions adhering to these norms?
Softbank Vision Funds India Holdings (Cayman) holds a 17.47 per cent stake in Paytm
Stock slips 12.3% on Tuesday to end at a new low of Rs 592, as RBI ban on Paytm Payments Bank from onboarding new customers last Friday weighs