Financial Frontiers: A Decade of Strategic Growth

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has resolved over 5,000 complaints by July 2025. Artha Bharat Investment Managers targets $3 billion AUM by 2030, relocating its fund from Mauritius to GIFT City. SIDBI opens a new office in Mumbai to aid small businesses, and The Wealth Company's Mutual Fund launches a flexi cap fund.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Mumbai | Updated: 08-09-2025 20:31 IST | Created: 08-09-2025 20:31 IST
Financial Frontiers: A Decade of Strategic Growth
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The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority announced it had addressed over 5,000 complaints by July 2025. Each case has either had its initial hearing or been scheduled for one.

On another front, Artha Bharat Investment Managers aim to boost their assets under management to $3 billion by the end of this decade, marking a significant milestone in shifting their special situations fund's domicile to GIFT City from Mauritius.

In a push to support small businesses, SIDBI has inaugurated a new office in Dadar, Mumbai. Additionally, The Wealth Company's Mutual Fund has launched a new flexi cap fund, promising diversified investments across varying market capitalizations.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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