Banks that rely on short-term funds will face the brunt. It is unlikely long-term rates will move up across the…
The Global Financial Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities by RK Mishra and K Trivikram goes beyond the cliche with some incisive…
Fali S Nariman?s book is more than timely, giving a dispassionate view of the country and where we are headed
Mixing procurement, leakages and adverse targeting issues with FSB is not correct
It is necessary to ensure that this ‘support’ does not turn into a ‘burden’ going ahead
Books on leadership and self fulfilment come in the dozens these days.
For companies to succeed in India, they need to get around the negatives and leverage the positives. Details of how…
Growth will take off when government?s capital spending goes up and RBI lowers interest rates simultaneously
Today it is sexy to criticise two programmes of the government, the proposed Food Security Bill and the .
Leadership is always assumed to be smart, especially if we define ?smart? as being intelligent or ?successful intelligence?.
Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart have become twice famous for different reasons.
The objective of economic policy is to defend dark forces of time and ignorance which envelop our future.? This statement…
In the last two years, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been constantly chided by everyone for slowing down…
In the aftermath of the financial and sovereign debt crises there has been a tendency for global rating agencies to…
Inflation-indexed bond is the new flavour of the season.
The concept of converting Indian post offices to bank branches of the ?P&T Bank of India? sounds interesting given our…
The way the government works is quite clear. There are a number of ministries that address various sectors and the…
In the climax scene of the movie Silver Linings Playbook, the protagonists enter a dance competition where other couples score…
