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    CANARA HSBC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LTD Q1 RESULTS

    ET Prime Series: Q2 earnings estimate special Part 2 – Will banks deliver a surprise?

    The earnings season is an important time in the yearly market calendar. If you are a trader, it is an opportunity to exploit the up/down movement of stock prices. As an investor, it helps you figure out whether managements are delivering on promises. It is also a volatile period – and with a good reason. There is something which causes the volatility. What is that something? Which stocks are going to be up or down earnings announcement day? The answers depend on many factors. While many of them cannot be tracked, some can be. Prices are not reacting to the absolute numbers delivered; they are reacting to the surprise relative to what was priced in.

    Canara Bank divests stake in Canara HSBC Life to 36.5% as subsidiary debuts on exchanges

    Canara Bank has reduced its stake in Canara HSBC Life Insurance Company Limited from 51% to 36.5% through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). The insurance arm debuted on the NSE and BSE on October 17, 2025. This strategic divestment aims to unlock value and introduce the company to public investors.

    Govt asks state-run banks' CEOs to work 'harder, faster' to list subsidiaries

    Department of Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju urged heads of state-run banks to accelerate the listing of their subsidiaries on stock exchanges. He emphasized that IPOs unlock shareholder value and enhance corporate governance, encouraging broader public participation in wealth creation. Nagaraju also stressed the importance of timely claims settlement for insurers to boost penetration and financial inclusion.

    Canara HSBC Life shares list flat at Rs 106 on BSE, NSE

    Canara HSBC Life shares: Canara HSBC Life Insurance debuted flat on exchanges at Rs 106 per share, following a Rs 2,517 crore offer for sale. The IPO saw strong demand from institutional investors, while retail and HNI participation was limited. The company's reliance on bancassurance and its valuation are key points for investors as trading begins.

    Who was David Barral? Inside the glamorous life of the ex-Aviva CEO killed in car crash

    Former Aviva CEO David Barral died in a car crash near Wetherby, West Yorkshire. He was 63 and had a long career in insurance and business. Known for leadership at Aviva and other companies, he was also a father of three. His family and colleagues shared heartfelt tributes, while police continue to investigate the accident.

    Eternal Q2 Results: Profit falls 63% to Rs 65 cr; revenue jumps 183%
    The Economic Times
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