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    Pine Labs set to file for up to Rs 6,000-crore IPO by month-end

    Pine Labs is preparing to file its DRHP with SEBI by the end of June, aiming for an IPO later this year to raise Rs 5,000-6,000 crore. The IPO could value the company at $4-5 billion. The company has appointed Axis Capital, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Citi and Jefferies as bankers to the issue.

    Chip company Renesas says Wolfspeed situation won’t hit India OSAT

    Reports of a likely bankruptcy filing by the US-based silicon carbide (SiC) wafer maker have been sending shockwaves through the global semiconductor industry with experts suggesting that it could impact Murugappa group-owned CG Power's upcoming outsourced semiconductor assembly and test facility (OSAT) in Sanand.

    SEC’s crypto confusion deepens as next-gen ETFs test limits

    The SEC faces growing regulatory challenges as it reviews new crypto ETFs that earn yield through staking Ether and Solana tokens. The agency’s inconsistent stance on whether these funds qualify as investment companies highlights unresolved questions about how securities laws apply to digital assets. While the crypto industry pushes for lighter regulation, the SEC grapples with defining the boundaries under the decades-old Howey test, leaving the future of next-gen crypto ETFs uncertain.

    From barbs to blows? 6 ways Trump can harm Musk

    Trump and Musk are in a public fight. It started over tax policy. Trump says he cut Musk out of EV decisions. Musk retaliated with an Epstein accusation. Trump threatened to end Musk's government subsidies. US regulators may target Musk's companies like Tesla and SpaceX. The FCC, FDA, EPA, NHTSA, FAA, and SEC oversee Musk's various ventures.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk - We’re adding to domestic plays like autos, banks & telecom: V. Srivatsa, UTI MF

    V. Srivatsa of UTI Mutual Fund suggests navigating market volatility by focusing on domestic sectors like autos and banking, while reducing exposure to global autos and metals. He notes that while IPO valuations appear high, value can be found in private sector banking, telecom, and chemicals. The fund is also increasing exposure to domestic-oriented industries.

    Price wars hurt payment firms; CG Power’s fab play falters

    Happy Friday! Payment aggregators are slashing fees to stay in the game. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

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