Blame promoters, not FM Nirmala Sitharaman
Though FM is now trying, the govt was slow to reform; but Ms Shaw’s fellow-promoters even more to blame
PSU banks recapitalisation may not spur credit-growth
Most private sector banks have enough growth capital, though some state-owned banks may be a little short of it.
Bank merger good, now to fix them
Shedding flab critical, as is adopting technology; so this needs a change in work culture, PSBs not known for that
Economic slowdown: Need real reform, not govt-spends
Rapid govt-spend has brought NHAI to its knees while bad policy has wreaked havoc on genuine investors like Vodafone
Tata Sons will not be bogged down by slowdown: N Chandrasekaran
It’s hard to put a number at this point, we will invest whatever is necessary. As a keen follower of technology, how are you reading the evolution of fintech?
Does PM Modi know there’s a crisis?
There is little in its policy measures—including in the Budget—since May to suggest govt is too worried about growth
In this 2011 interview, CCD founder VG Siddhartha revealed plan to expand his coffee chain
This article appeared in the Financial Express dated June 15, 2011.
Hard times: No end in sight for economic woes
With neither consumption demand nor investment expected to pick up soon, there’s more pain ahead
Budget 2019: No big bang, but capex push a big plus
Union Budget 2019: Commitment to build infra with a `100-lakh- crore spend should help foster job creation
Budget 2019: Funds for infrastructure may be hard to find for govt – here’ why
Budget 2019: While the government’s market borrowings are reasonable at `4.2 lakh crore, over-borrowing outside of the Budget can also drive up interest rates and crowd out the private sector.
Budget 2019: Don’t ‘dwarf’ the country’s growth
Budget 2019-20: Eco Survey rightly argues policy shouldn’t create ‘dwarf’ firms as this hits growth & jobs, makes a case for sweeping reforms
Big reforms a must to sustain GDP
With credit slowing and demand weak, India needs a fresh burst of investment, but that requires across-the-board reforms
Does Modi think there is a crisis? If he doesn’t, big reforms are unlikely
If he doesn’t—as he didn’t in the last five years—the govt is unlikely to undertake the big reforms India so sorely needs.
Exit poll results: Decisive Modi, Balakot worked for the NDA
Even if the NDA hasn’t done all that it promised, especially in terms of creating more jobs, the voters believe the PM has tried.
How corporate sector fared in five years of Modi Sarkar
With commodity prices rebounding, operating profits are expected to decelerate a touch.
HDFC Bank CEO Aditya Puri: India is an under-penetrated market
HDFC Bank today is a financial experience. You can shop in a secure manner buy consumer durables, hotel rooms, travel tickets or movie tickets.
Lack of banking licence is not something we miss: Bajaj Finserv MD
General insurance penetration and density are among the lowest as compared to China, Russia, Thailand and Brazil and life insurance is still the only long-term savings option available to urban and rural consumers.
Maharashtra and Haryana have shown the way to implement NOTA
Jagdeep S Chhokar, one of founders of the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) and the former IIM Ahmedabad professor says that even though there are no real positive changes in the country’s democracy, there is hope fo
IBC is a welcome change, will promoters behave this time?
IBC is a welcome change, and RBI has tightened exposure norms but there are ways around this; so eternal vigilance is the key
FE CFO awards: Lifetime Achievement award goes to Koushik Chatterjee
Chatterjee says negotiating with bankers is a little like playing poker or a mind game.
FE CFO Awards: Srinivas Phatak – Pulling the right lever
As CFO, Hindustan Unilever, Phatak has just overseen one of the biggest M&A transactions ever by the company—the acquisition of GSK India’s consumer health foods business.
FE CFO Awards: Sashi Jagdishan — Never off balance
Jagdishan says the biggest challenge at HDFC Bank is living up to the standards that the lender has set for itself.
Lok Sabha Elections: Why economy can’t be PM Modi’s USP
The NDA can’t really claim it has brought back acchhe din; the economy certainly can’t be a talking point in the polls.
Explained: Why Modinomics won’t fetch votes for BJP
There has been some traction on resolving the twin balance sheet problem and the GDP is clocking 8% growth. But, the NPA problem still looms and rising GDP has not created jobs.
Stock market crash: RBI, SEBI caught napping, should have kept a closer watch
Hungry for market share, lenders have failed to cover their risks adequately while promoters have bent the rules
Budget 2019: Govt’s move to address farm distress too little, too late
With PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana and credit subventions, the government woos the rural populace ahead of elections
Budget 2019: From a summer of hope, the mood is now cautious
Good progress on schemes for the poor & big reforms like GST/IBC gaining traction, but little for industry or the farm has hit sentiment
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