The Finapolis - August 2016

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The August issue of the Finapolis aims to help people become ‘responsible about risk’ through three stories. We list the steps newlyweds can take to get started on the right foot financially. We also talk about retirement. Too many people leave retirement planning for too late a time, which has serious consequences. After all, retirement is the one thing you cannot fund using a loan, because you have no future income. We also explain the intricacies of interest rates, and why falling interest rates need not affect the returns on your investments. WhatsApp has made emoticons or emojis a part of our standard communication. In our lighter features, we look at these symbols and their future. We also tell you how to perfect your elevator pitch, and what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Happy Reading!

'Earnings At Domestic Businesses Should Grow Faster Than At Export- Oriented Businesses In FY17'

Harsha Upadhyaya is Chief Investment Officer – Equities, at Kotak Mahindra AMC. He also heads the Kotak Select Focus Fund. He speaks to the Finapolis about the stock market, the outlook for the future, the India story, and the strategy his fund has used to successfully beat the benchmark and the category average across time frames and emerge an outperformer. We also get him to list the books he would recommend to investors.

3 mins

The Pills Should Get Sweeter

Key takeaways from the June quarter were the single-digit growth in sales of domestic formulations, on the back of NLEM 2015 and FDC (Fixed Dose Combination) directives, and the better performance in emerging markets (on QoQ basis) and better news flow from the US market.

2 mins

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The Finapolis is a premium Indian personal finance monthly magazine. It offers highly credible, actionable investment advice. The Finapolis' stock market research capabilities are unmatched. Besides the capital markets, we cover issues related to the entire spectrum of financial instruments such as mutual funds, insurance, commodities and real estate. The analysis is succinct and the design easy on the eye. The Finapolis combines impeccable research and high-quality journalism to decode complex world of investments and finance every month.