RBI has put Tata Sons on a new road
The RBI’s decision to reject Tata Sons’ request to surrender its Core Investment Company registration may look like a technical
RBI’s liquidity mop-up is more than just a cash drain
The Reserve Bank of India has spent months putting liquidity into the banking system. It is now having to take
The stock market has gone nowhere. Retail investors should take note
There is something uncomfortable about the Indian stock market that investors have been reluctant to acknowledge. The Nifty has spent
GDP debate: The number may be 7.8%, but the questions are real
India’s GDP growth debate has quickly become a political fight. It should not be. The government says the economy grew
HDFC Bank’s credibility problem is bigger than its CEO transition
HDFC Bank’s leadership transition comes at an uncomfortable time for the country’s largest private sector lender. Sashidhar Jagdishan’s decision not
NCLT’s Subhash Chandra order: When ₹22,000 crore of claims becomes a ₹6.5 crore recovery
There is something deeply uncomfortable about the latest Subhash Chandra insolvency order. Not because the National Company Law Tribunal has
What next for N Chandrasekaran after Tata Sons?
N Chandrasekaran’s exit from Tata Sons may not necessarily mark the end of his corporate career. It could mark the
The peril of the EMI trap
An iPhone EMI should never become a matter of life and death. Yet that is precisely what makes the Maharashtra
RBI signals a fresh start for cooperative banking
The Reserve Bank of India’s proposal to resume licensing of new urban cooperative banks (UCBs) is one of the more
India’s fiscal discipline is passing an early stress test
The first-quarter fiscal numbers show that despite an uncertain global environment and rising expenditure pressures, the government’s finances have held