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  • Moneycontrol join hands with Aditya Birla Group

    Moneycontrol join hands with Aditya Birla Group

    Mumbai: Moneycontrol, India’s leading markets and finance platform, has joined hands with Aditya Birla Group to launch ‘1 Minute Investment Pops,’ a one-of-a-kind video series aimed at simplifying wealth creation for young investors.

    ‘1 Minute Investment Pops’ aims to simplify the world of investments, offering viewers a quick and insightful glimpse into various investment avenues in just a minute. In each video, market experts such as CNBC TV18 anchors Nigel Dsouza, Sonal Mehrotra, Sonia Shenoy explain different methods of investing, providing viewers with the essential knowledge to start or continue their investment journey.

    At a time when short, engaging content rules the roost, there’s an opportunity for financial education to adapt and keep up. It’s all about being ‘snackable’ – quick, informative, and right to the point. However, there’s been little to no change in the way in which financial education is presented to beginner-level investors, and that’s the gap ‘1-minute investment pops’ aims to bridge. These bite-sized videos do not overwhelm the user with complex information; they ignite the viewers’ interest in saving and investing in just a minute.

    In the episodes so far, Dsouza has covered a range of investment topics including Hedge Funds, PPF (Public Provident Fund), Health Insurance Plans, and Mediclaim, while Sonal Mehrotra delved into topics like Pension Plans, Endowment Plans, and Term Insurance. Sonia Shenoy has addressed topics such as Bank Fixed Deposits, Post Office Fixed Deposits, and ULIPs (Unit Linked Insurance Plans).

    The digital video series targets mobile-first, new age consumers, and inspires them to adopt saving and investing practices. The simplified digital content enables easy sharing and serves as a valuable reference for informed investment decisions.

    ‘1 Minute Investment Pops’ is exclusively available on Moneycontrol’s digital platforms, including Instagram and YouTube.

    https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA_tb393dqDds6Toe51tCGcAwsJWreA9i

  • CNBC-TV18 lines up special shows for Budget 2016

    CNBC-TV18 lines up special shows for Budget 2016

    MUMBAI: CNBC-TV18 is gearing up to cover the Union and Railway Budget 2016 with a host of special shows led by the channel’s business editorial team.

    The channel will air shows like Budget Caravan, What’s Ailing Rural India and Budget Hangout to understand the country’s expectations from the budget.

    Influential names from the world of business and the stock markets will come together to share their opinions and insight. The announcement will be carried out by the team of editors in business news like Udayan Mukherjee, Shereen Bhan, Latha Venkatesh, Anuj Singhal and Sonia Shenoy as well as guest editors such as Ramesh Damani and Manish Chokhani.

    Media experts from around the country will also be seen with the CNBC-TV18 budget editors. Traders will be guided by technical analysts lead by Ashwani Gujral, Sudarshan Sukhani, Prakash Gaba and Rajat Bose. While the fundamental impact of the budget on individual stocks will be analysed by S P Tulsian, Prakash Diwan and Ambareesh Baleega.

    CNBC-TV18 will unravel the initial expectations of India’s economic future and its subsequent impact, based on industry reactions, citizen demands, market implications and expert opinions.

  • CNBC-TV18 lines up special shows for Budget 2016

    CNBC-TV18 lines up special shows for Budget 2016

    MUMBAI: CNBC-TV18 is gearing up to cover the Union and Railway Budget 2016 with a host of special shows led by the channel’s business editorial team.

    The channel will air shows like Budget Caravan, What’s Ailing Rural India and Budget Hangout to understand the country’s expectations from the budget.

    Influential names from the world of business and the stock markets will come together to share their opinions and insight. The announcement will be carried out by the team of editors in business news like Udayan Mukherjee, Shereen Bhan, Latha Venkatesh, Anuj Singhal and Sonia Shenoy as well as guest editors such as Ramesh Damani and Manish Chokhani.

    Media experts from around the country will also be seen with the CNBC-TV18 budget editors. Traders will be guided by technical analysts lead by Ashwani Gujral, Sudarshan Sukhani, Prakash Gaba and Rajat Bose. While the fundamental impact of the budget on individual stocks will be analysed by S P Tulsian, Prakash Diwan and Ambareesh Baleega.

    CNBC-TV18 will unravel the initial expectations of India’s economic future and its subsequent impact, based on industry reactions, citizen demands, market implications and expert opinions.

  • CNBC TV18 adds personal finance to ‘Your Stocks’

    CNBC TV18 adds personal finance to ‘Your Stocks’

    MUMBAI: CNBC-TV18, the leading English business news channel from the TV18 stable, is revamping one of its longest running shows, Your Stocks’, from 29 April.

    The show, which enables viewers to seek answers to their stock related queries, will now expand its scope by including queries based on personal finance and commodities also.

    Also, the show will now be hosted by markets and personal finance expert Vivek Law along with Sonia Shenoy. The first episode of this new format on 29 April will focus on answering investment queries of personnel from the Indian Armed Forces.

    TV18 business media director and COO – New Media Projects Ajay Chacko said, “Your Stocks has been one of the oldest and most popular shows on CNBC TV18 and has played a critical role in guiding investor education for the past decade. The show’s new avatar will not only broaden its scope to go beyond stock queries and include questions on commodities, mutual funds, insurance, gold etc. but also find connect with newer audiences that are keen to receive information on alternate investment sources.”

    Your Stocks has featured several market experts who have provided information to investors across the country and by expanding its scope, the channel claims that it will reach out to a much larger audience, from small towns to big metros, with customised responses to every query.

    The show shall also feature special episodes once a fortnight focusing on different audience groups such as women, students and retirees.