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  • ET Now welcomes New Year with ‘Outlook 2016’

    ET Now welcomes New Year with ‘Outlook 2016’

    MUMBAI:  ET Now is all set to welcome the New Year with an array of exclusive programming that will help investors across classes to analyze the performance of the markets and business in the year gone by and more importantly devise their strategy for the year ahead.

     

    Along with the sound perspective of the channel’s anchors, global and national experts like ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, market expert Ramesh Damani, Energy Consultants founder and chairman of FGE Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki, opinions from Morgan Stanley, Aberdeen Asset Management and other leading firms will also be featured through the week starting 25 December 2015 on Outlook 2016. The key highlight of the series is that the interests of investors across the spectrum will be addressed to ensure an authoritative point of view, reliable perspectives and overall sound investing advice.

     

    The Outlook 2016 special line up includes:

     

    TOP 10 OF 2015: ET Now will capture the headliners of 2015 through Top 10 of 2015. Anchor Supriya Shrinate will take the viewers through a roundup of all the major events, news and policies that impacted the financial circles during the year.

     

    Brand Equity Special: Ace anchor and host of the show, Sonali Krishna does a quick recap of everything that happened in the world of Marketing and Advertising in this special episode. Look out for all the stalwarts of the industry looking back at all the hits, misses and everything in between

     

    Big Bull on 2016: ET Now’s Financial Markets Chief Editor Nikunj Dalmia, will be seen in exclusive in a one-on-one conversation with Rakesh Jhunjhunwala to get him to share some expert views on why the year 2016 is slated to be the Mother of All Bull Runs.

     

    Market Makers Special: ET Now’s Nikunj Dalmia will speak to Ramesh Damani about his ideas, mantras and top tips for the New Year on market makers special.

     

    Global Outlook 2016: To answer every possible query on the global investor front, ET Now anchor Tanvir Gill will be seen interacting with elite global fund managers and market experts in a 5-episode series on Global Outlook 2016.The experts will share their thoughts on investor expectation for the year, the reforms and policies which could possibly attract international investments that drive the economy.

     

    The Big FII View: Tanvir Gill will present investment ideas on her show, The Big FII View. The views and ideas will be something unique as they will be coming in from scholars hailing from Aberdeen Asset Management, which is one of the biggest foreign institutes currently.

     

    Brokerage View– Morgan Stanley: Morgan Stanley is a name that needs no introduction and ET Now anchor Niraj Shah will bring a comprehensive 360-degree view on factors influencing the markets across multiple aspects directly from this leading investment house.

     

    View from the Deck: As we set sail off the shores of Mumbai, we try and figure out how far away is the horizon for Indian equities. Catch a slew of experts analyze the year ahead for equities as an asset class in 2016 with ET Now’s Ayesha Faridi.

     

    Investors Guide Special: To give a personalized view on finance for individuals, Faye D’Souza on a special episode of Investors Guide will lay down the path of different investment opportunities that viewers can look at.

     

    Hot Commodities Special: With the crude oil prices impacting the global economy and all asset classes, Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki, will interact with anchor Manisha Gupta and give his expert views on Hot Commodities.

     

    With the varied mix of programming catering to investors, influencers and anyone generally interested in the financial markets and the state of the economy, ET Now promises to capture the attention of all discerning viewers. Built on the foundation of speed, integrity and expertise, ET Now is all set to help the audience define their investing strategy for the year with the unique offering of Outlook 2016.

  • Ronnie Screwvala to mentor start-ups in ET Now’s new show

    Ronnie Screwvala to mentor start-ups in ET Now’s new show

    MUMBAI: Times Television Network’s business news channel ET Now has launched a new show Starting up with Ronnie Screwvala to provide a platform to millions of aspiring entrepreneurs who, tomorrow can shape country’s economy.

     

    Screwvala, one of the few first generation entrepreneurs, will mentor aspirants from across the country in a six episode series, which will go on air from 11 April. The show will air every Saturday at 10.30 am. As part of each episode, three entrepreneurs will get a chance to seek Screwvala’s advice on specific issues they may be facing in their business. From scaling it up to funding, from finding talent to talking on the Goliaths, ET Now has put all cards on the table for discussion.

     

    The entries have been selected after various rounds of filtration. The show will have premature ideas to evolve concepts addressed and mentored by Screwvala.

     

    Speaking about the association, Screwvala says, “I have recently released my book Dream With Your Eyes Open, which aims to champion the cause of entrepreneurship in the country. This show is a perfect extension of the book and through this we want to inspire success, demystify failure and urge people to dream, and dream big. I am glad to partner with ET Now, who is also working towards the same cause. I hope my book and this show gives people the conviction to follow their dreams and make them believe that it’s all possible and can be done.”

     

    ET Now managing editor R Sridharan adds, “ET Now is a channel that provides differentiated content in the business news genre. We go beyond being a provider of information, and want to maintain our standing as the go to channel for anyone wanting to understand more about the finance and investment. As a business news channel, we have always tried to be the first to identify and define development in the financial ecosystem of the country. This show will act as a platform for the entrepreneurs and will reinforce the current Make in India philosophy of the country.”

     

    “Television is a powerful medium to convey a message and that’s something that triggered me to come on board with ET Now. We all think India is a highly ranked entrepreneurs nation but the reality is something else. We are ranked between 140 and 150 and Israel is way over us and that’s because what we have is family legacy, and tremendous lack of first generation entrepreneurs. We have to understand entrepreneurship is not about earning livelihood but generating employment in huge number. Moreover entrepreneurship is not restricted to male gender. More female entrepreneurs today will ensure a dignified tomorrow. We have to come out of the society perception of grasping a quality job as soon as possible and one who fails to get a job goes on for entrepreneurship. The show is not a promotion of my book and there will be no investing to the ideas during the show. I will just mentor ideas by asking ten questions,” Screwvala tells Indiantelevision.com.

     

    The editor and anchor of the show Sonali Krishna adds, “Start ups today are extremely important for the country, but on one side where we have encouraging success stories making headlines, on the other hand there are numerous failures. The show is to convey a message to India at large that don’t start something for the sake of doing it but back it with substantial conceptualisation. Getting Ronnie on board for the show is a great feat and we are looking ahead to provide essential inputs that may help a start up to convert itself to established.”

     

    The show will be cross-promoted within Times Television Network and at the moment, there are no sponsors on board, ET Now spokesperson informs Indiantelevision.com.