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NHB probing Aavas Financiers over loan classification lapses — The sector regulator has recalled refinancing support worth nearly Rs 500 crore —a punitive action that has set off a sweeping leadership overhaul at the company. ET was the first to report on April 13 that managing director and CEO Sachinder Bhinder was being asked to step down, with Manu Singh — former home loans head at Kotak Mahindra Bank — set to take over. A week later, on April 20, the company confirmed Bhinder's resignation and Singh's appointment as the new CEO.

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Vedanta Aluminium Shares Trade Higher After Initiations From Citi, Kotak — Vedanta Aluminium shares are trading 0.56% higher at 9:40 am, after trading as high as 2.93% to Rs 479 apiece. The stock is trading over 10% lower than its listing price of Rs 522.

Vedanta Aluminium share price gains for the first time since listing; Kotak, Citi initiate buy calls — Vedanta Aluminium shares rose 3% on June 18 after two brokerages initiated coverage with Buy ratings, signaling positive growth prospects driven by capacity expansions and cost efficiency. The stock debuted at ₹522, a significant premium over its initial price.

Vedanta Aluminium shares jump over 3% after Citi, Kotak initiate with Buy, see up to 29% upside. Here’s why — Vedanta Aluminium Metal shares surged over 3% after Citi and Kotak Institutional Equities initiated coverage with 'Buy' ratings and target prices of Rs 560 and Rs 600, respectively. Analysts cited a positive aluminium outlook, growth potential, cost efficiencies, and improving leverage as key drivers for their bullish calls.

Vedanta Aluminium Gets Double Initiations From Citi, Kotak — Check Reasons, Target Prices — Citi and Kotak Institutional Equities have initiated coverage with Buy ratings on Vedanta Aluminium, citing favourable aluminium market dynamics, a strong growth pipeline and improving cost efficiencies.

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US-Iran peace deal may fuel CV sector growth: Kotak Equities upgrades Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland — Following the recent correction in stock prices, Kotak Equities sees an attractive risk-reward profile in Tata Motors and has upgraded the stock to ‘Buy’ from ‘Add’, while raising its target price to ₹450 per share from ₹430 earlier.

ET Alpha Wealth Summit | Kotak's Nilesh Shah bets on India's electrification story over next decade; flags AI as the wildcard — India's energy self-sufficiency is a decade-long investment theme, driven by aggressive electrification to reduce import dependence. Experts highlight solar, storage, and nuclear power, alongside transmission infrastructure. The shift to EVs faces rare-earth bottlenecks, prompting domestic innovation. AI offers another significant, albeit different, growth avenue. Investors should manage thematic risks by scrutinizing receivables and diversifying across value chains.

Kotak Bank Share Price Live Updates: Kotak Bank's Weekly Performance

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Glitter Back? The Price Levels Gold, Silver Need To Cross For Further Upside — Kotak Securities say bullion's rally remains constructive, but gold and silver need to decisively clear key resistance levels to extend gains.

Trade Setup For June 16: Nifty Bulls Eye 24,100 Breakout As US-Iran Deal Lifts Sentiments — On the flipside, crucial support for the index is placed between 23,750 and 23,550; which is also the50-day SMA (Simple Moving Average), as per Shrikant Chouhan, Head of Equity Research at Kotak Securities.

Nilesh Shah bats for minimum qualifying criteria for F&O trading after Maharashtra man kills family, self over Rs 1.8 cr loss — Following a tragic incident in Maharashtra linked to stock market losses, Kotak AMC's Nilesh Shah called for mandatory qualification criteria for derivatives trading. Citing rising retail F&O losses and SEBI data showing most traders lose money, he urged stronger safeguards to curb excessive speculation in the market.