One just has to look at the damage wreaked in 2013 by the mere mention of the word ‘taper’ by then US Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke. Bernanke’s...

PMC depositors have sought the views of RBI ex-Guv Urjit Patel and his deputy Viral Acharya on several issues, including monetisation of th...

Former Dy Governor Viral Acharya returned to the New York University to teach in 2019, prematurely ending his term after a tussle with the ...

At the margin, the composition of the MPC will likely become incrementally more dovish.

In his resignation, he expressed inability to continue beyond July 23, 2019, the RBI said.

Acharya follows Raghuram Rajan and Urjit Patel, who left the central bank after advocating strong measures.

ET has confirmed that Acharya has quit and would be heading to the New York University to teach.

“The fact that Acharya stayed on for so long after Patel’s resignation was surprising.”

The youngest deputy governor of the Indian central bank will return to New York University Stern School of Business in August.

The $5 billion rupee-US dollar swap as a tool to address liquidity is a first for the RBI.

A dramatic change in the board's role — on the lines of BoE and Fed — would require a total overhaul, he said.

"I have decided to step down from my current position effective immediately," Patel said.

Acharya’s speech was a critical commentary on recent developments — both global and domestic.

“But I would have liked a little bit more clarity on why has the RBI kept its GVA estimates the way it has.”

When it comes to understanding the Indian financial system, Dr Acharya knows what is lacking.

The 42-year old New York University professor has as much music compositions to his name as research papers on systemic financial risk.

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