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Following the bankruptcies of Silvergate, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank in the US and the merger of Credit Suisse and UBS in Europe, banking and financial services (BFS) clients are expected to reduce discretionary tech spending in the first half of FY24. As a result, analysts are cautious about IT stocks.

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  1. HOME CAMPAIGNS DIGITAL MEDIA FUND RAISING MARKETING STARTUPS MARKETS ECONOMIC Shares of Infosys, TCS, Wipro, TechM, and Persistent Systems might decline by up to 40%   Home - Markets - Shares of Infosys, TCS, Wipro, TechM, and Persistent Systems might decline by up to 40%  Search here ...  Latest Update RECENT POPULAR COMMON  March 21, 2023 Yatra joins Delhi Capitals for #BindassPlanKar Campaign  March 21, 2023 India Probably Won’t Meet its Current Fiscal Year Tax Collection & Divestiture Goals 

  2.  March 21, 2023 PhysicsWallah is Creating Items for the K–12 Market  March 21, 2023 Markets Charge+Zone raises $54 million for an Infrastructure Platform for EV Charging  March 21, 2023 By Gurpreet Kaur  1 hour ago  0  24  3 minutes read Facebook Twitter           Most Viewed  February 15, 2023 Following the bankruptcies of Silvergate, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank in the US and the merger of Credit Suisse and UBS in Europe, banking and financial services (BFS) clients are expected to reduce discretionary tech spending in the first half of FY24. As a result, analysts are cautious about IT stocks.  Up until now, banking and financial organisations have been heavily investing in cloud migration and technological improvements, with realistic tech budgets and projections for 2023 for the most significant US banks.   Nevertheless, Kotak Institutional Equities said that the present situation facing the banking and financial services (BFS) industry in developed economies puts a spanner in the works. At least one-third of the major IT players’ revenues come from the BFSI market.   Adani Group equities are the Subject of This Week   January 31, 2023 IHC investment leads Adani Enterprises shares to boost by 5%   Expert Sayings   The primary priority will shift to surviving the current crisis and securing enough liquidity and capital adequacy, which will encourage restraint in expenditure. The technology spending planned at the beginning of the year might be scaled down to reflect the heightened risks the industry is facing When predicting a possible effect on the growth of Indian IT in 1HFY24.  Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities, which has had a pessimistic outlook on the IT sector since April 2020, claimed that purchasing IT stocks now would result in subpar returns in the future since it anticipates a 7–37% probable decline in the value of its IT universe.  According to Nirmal Bang, its target PE multiples are at the higher end of the pre-pandemic range and are still 2-3 times greater than what the IT industry had seen during the previous significant downturn in 2008–2009, so they are not too gloomy.  February 20, 2023 Adani Enterprises Shares Must Increase by up to 410% to Reach their 52-week Highs

  3.  January 17, 2023 Shark Tank India 2 – Catching Big Fishes for National Start-Up Day    March 3, 2023 VCs’ fixation with start-ups’ topline, says CEO of Infosys A mid-to-high single-digit CAGR total return for the FY25-FY30 period is possible by purchasing Tier-1 IT equities at the current valuations (22 times on a 12-month forward basis, a 26% premium to the pre-pandemic 5-year norm).  TCS is trading at 25.4 times on a 12-month forward basis and is +1 SD above the mean on a 15-year basis. We think that the entry point needs to be substantially lower if one is going for low teen returns from the Tier-1 group (and especially TCS and Infosys), said NirmalBang.  This week, Nomura India hosted the top five IT companies in the world: Infosys, TCS, HCL Tech, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra. The company remains apprehensive about the Indian IT services market. According to it, IT organisations have seen greater macro uncertainties than they did three to six months ago.  Although pipelines are still robust, the demand picture is probably going to decline. The business continues to be on the lookout for possible effects of recent financial system turbulence on demand in their BFSI portfolios. With increased macroeconomic uncertainty, businesses anticipate clients will soon place a greater emphasis on cost-optimisation projects (with speedier returns) than long-gestation transformative initiatives, said Nomura.  The big-cap pack of Infosys and Tech Mahindra (TechM) as well as the mid-cap pack of Persistent Systems and Coforge each get ‘Buy’ recommendations from the international brokerage. The brokerage has given TCS, LTIMindtree, and L&T Technology Services “reduce” ratings.  According to Nirmal Bang, it concurs with the consensus that the IT sector is likely to produce positive cash flows, healthy return ratios, a strong return of capital to shareholders, and sound corporate governance; however, teen-level earnings growth over a sustained period beyond FY25 may be absent.   Spending on expensive takeaway will increase, according to Kotak, but advantages won’t start to materialise until H2FY24 or later. The brokerage claimed that while Wipro and Cognizant Technology are weaker, TCS and Infosys are better positioned. In FY2024, it anticipates a greater polarisation of growth between winners and losers.  February 8, 2023 Price of Paytm stock: Double Upgrades by Macquarie   Most Reviews RECENT POPULAR COMMON  March 21, 2023 Yatra joins Delhi Capitals for #BindassPlanKar Campaign  March 21, 2023 India Probably Won’t Meet its Current Fiscal

  4. Year Tax Collection & Divestiture Goals  March 21, 2023 PhysicsWallah is Creating Items for the K–12 Market You can share this post!            Previous article Dabur Herb’l Reveals The Unique Method for Pearly White Teeth   Next article  Charge+Zone raises $54 million for an Infrastructure Platform for EV Charging Related Articles Newsletter MARKETS MARKETS MARKETS Subscribe to our mailing list to get the new updates!  An Adani Group refinancing of $1.15 billion bonds… How Should you Trade the Risky Equities of… The Top Stock on the 3rd week o  March 15, 2023

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