Mayur Bhalerao is a Senior Correspondent at Mint. He writes data-driven stories on markets and IPOs, specializing in uncovering market trends and crafting in-depth research-based narratives backed by rigorous data analysis across various financial sectors. Mayur's work has been featured in LiveMint, Hindustan Times Syndication, and Magzter.
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Mayur's coverage primarily focuses on national business and industry news with an emphasis on investment analysis, private sector announcements, and press releases. He covers topics related to real estate development, IPOs, investments, mutual funds, and the stock market.
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By: Niti Kiran, Mayur Bhalerao
Mumbai, Aug. 13 -- As India's largest conglomerate prepares for a leadership transition, the numbers behind N.
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
A Mint analysis of shareholding data reveals how SIP-backed domestic funds, global investors, and small shareholders redefined their portfolios under N. Chandrasekaran's leadership.
Indian equities fell 0.8% this week as Tata succession uncertainty and a sell-off in metals outweighed gains in telecom and realty stocks, leaving India behind a broader AI-led rally across Asia.
Small-caps delivered the biggest gains in Q1FY27, but mutual funds favoured large- and mid-caps, FPIs cut holdings across segments, and retail investors trimmed exposure to much of the broader market.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
The Sensex ended the week down 0.6%, while the Nifty declined 0.5%.
Retail investors have sharply increased their purchases of listed stocks in FY27, reversing FY26’s IPO-heavy trend as better valuations and a thin supply of compelling new issues reshape equity flows.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
After nearly two years of underperformance, India's premium over Asian and emerging-market equities has fallen to its lowest since 2018. But faster earnings growth elsewhere could keep global capital away.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
HDFC Bank stock returned just 17% under the outgoing CEO, trailing peers significantly, yet domestic institutions accumulated shares aggressively as post-merger adjustments reshaped the lender's ownership.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
HDFC Bank's small-shareholder base more than tripled since Sashidhar Jagdishan took charge as chief executive officer in October 2020, although the stock gained only 18% through 4 September.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
Most small companies have not had enough time to complete the migration process, making their record difficult to compare with older cohorts.
