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The trend of these frauds are increasing. The past 9 months alone have had scams worth 11000 crores! I dread to think what it will be like once the fraudsters use AI. 😔 One thing you can do to protect yourself is change the settings on your WhatsApp and Telegram so strangers can't add you to groups. Here's screenshots of the settings screen that show how to do it.

In today's episode of The Daily Brief: - We unpack Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring efforts. Can swapping old debt for new bonds and securing lender cooperation pull the country out of its economic mess? Or are structural issues still a ticking time bomb? - India is pushing to reduce its dependence on fertilizer imports. But with subsidies, inefficiencies, and global supply disruptions in play, is it enough to solve the country’s agricultural challenges?

In today's episode of The Daily Brief: - Vedanta is investing $2 billion in Saudi Arabia to set up a massive copper smelter, refinery, and rod plant, aiming to reenter the global copper market. This move aligns with Saudi’s Vision 2030 to diversify its economy and meet soaring copper demand driven by EVs, renewables, and power infrastructure. Could this partnership reshape global copper markets? - Despite huge growth potential, India’s insurance industry struggles with low penetration and regulatory hurdles. Proposed reforms like lowering capital requirements, 100% FDI, and composite licenses aim to attract more players and boost innovation. Can these changes unlock the sector’s untapped potential?

In today's episode of The Daily Brief: - The Indian government has waived bank guarantees for spectrum bought before 2022, freeing up ₹24,700 crore for Vodafone Idea. A critical breather for a company weighed down by debt and lagging in the 5G race. But can this relief spark a turnaround? - Donald Trump is making waves again, threatening tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China. With $1.8 trillion in trade at stake, this move could shake North America’s tightly-knit supply chains. Is it strategy or chaos waiting to happen?

In today's episode of The Daily Brief: - We dive into why India walked away from COP29’s $300 billion climate finance proposal, citing fairness and historical responsibility. We also explore the heated debate on phasing out fossil fuels and what it means for India's energy future. - India's Forex reserves have dropped by $50 billion in just 7 weeks—the biggest plunge since 2008. We explore why FPIs are pulling out, how the RBI is managing the rupee, and what it means for you.

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In today's edition of The Daily Brief: - SEBI proposes tighter rules for SME IPOs, aiming to curb fund misuse and improve transparency. Key changes include capping promoter exits, stricter fund usage monitoring, and raising minimum investments to ensure only informed investors participate. - A new SEBI report reveals concerns over Indian companies' royalty payments to overseas parents. Excessive royalties are eating into profits, leaving little for growth and shareholders. - Urban luxury booms, rural recovery lags, and inflation bites the middle class. While services exports and public investments shine, weak demand and cautious corporate spending highlight the challenges.

Fake apps and websites targeting major brands have become a huge nuisance, with lakhs of people losing their hard-earned money. We have discovered multiple such scams in our name. Here's an explainer on how these scams operate. Please do share this with your friends and family.

In today's edition of The Daily Brief, we cover: - Adani group's U.S. probe: The U.S. DOJ accuses Adani Group of bribery, fraud, and obstructing justice to secure solar contracts. Allegations include $250M in bribes and misleading investors, risking fines, funding restrictions, and reputational damage. - Falling health spending: Low-income nations have cut health budgets post-pandemic, with spending below essential levels. Rising debt and shifting priorities risk collapsing healthcare systems and worsening poverty.