Where can we buy and from when on the Jio Financial Service Limited share ?

- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has approved Jio Financial Services Ltd's conversion from a non-banking financial company (NBFC) to a core investment company (CIC). - In November 2023, Jio Financial Services applied to the RBI for this conversion, aiming to meet the criteria of holding at least 90% of net assets in group companies' equity shares, bonds, and loans. - CICs are designed to support the financial stability of their group companies without posing systemic risks and must register with the RBI if they accept public funds. - Last month, Jio Financial Services launched the 'JioFinance' app in beta, integrating digital banking, UPI transactions, bill settlements, and insurance advisory features. - Jio Financial Services, spun out of Reliance Group, has seen stock rallies since August and announced a joint venture with BlackRock in April to offer wealth management and brokerage services in India. Source: Your Story

- Reliance Industries might spin off its telecom arm Jio for a public listing as early as 2025, according to Jefferies. - Investors prefer a spinoff over an IPO due to concerns about the holding company discount in the Indian market. - Jio, with over 475 million subscribers, was valued at $58 billion pre-money in 2020 and could be valued at $112 billion in a public listing. - A spinoff would reduce Reliance's controlling stake in Jio from 66.3% to 33.3%, potentially leading to a more accurate valuation. - The success of Jio Financial Services' spinoff last year could serve as a model for Jio's potential listing, with analysts projecting a 7-15% upside for Reliance's stock. Source: Techcrunch

2 opportunities in hand, please let me know which one i can choose and why? UI UX Design role.

Was reading a thread where people were saying don't be in shock if Ambani/Reliance starts making move after RBI's action on Paytm. I initially thought it to be a meme. Now I am just curious. Is the system really fair to allow such moves by the rivals after penalising them? Or is the system that rigged to make sure their friends can get all the business to technically get the favors, funds, etc? Any thoughts on this? Whether is it too cruel and unfair that system just can't come into action to stop such moves otherwise how the startups anyway could rival the innovation that happens in the West if our own system anyway is there to cripple in such scenarios or do you think it's all fair in the name of business (you donot follow regulations, you will have to suffer eventually)? PS:- This is just to have a healthy discussion without any biases intended, with no political agenda in mind. I hope you'll keep the discussion healthy and interesting. Picture source:- stocktwits(ig)