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- Aircel deal case: CBI collects documents of Standard Chartered Bank, Maxis Communications & SivaShantigram hands over copies of documents pertaining to three-way correspondence between the bank, Maxis Communications & Siva.
- In demand: Indian CEOs working in MNCs bag global rolesMNCs recognise senior executives' experience in India, send them to head foreign operations as economy looks up.
- Prahlad Shantigram: Man who took StanC to M&A pinnacle in IndiaIn dealmaking, it’s the commitment that makes the difference. Meet Prahlad Shantigram, global head of M&As at StanC, who knows the corners ...
- India is back on global M&A mapIndian promoters are back in the global market, shopping for assets. But this time it's different: they are choosy and cautious, no cocky c...
- M&As, PE deals fuel churn among i-bankersA renewed surge in mergers and acquisitions (M&As) and private equity deals in India is leading to a churn of senior personnel within the i...
- V Anantharaman set to return to StanChartThe 46-year old will also help the UK-based bank to build its equity capital markets team and is likely to join from October.
- Indians are global faces of MNCs; West looks East for growthWith India emerging as a vital market, Indian executives are becoming the global face of MNC operations. India Inc's most powerful CEOs | 1...
- Indian companies face pre-merger issues in overseas buyoutsOver the last five years, Indian companies have been on a buying spree overseas; some have been successful and others mired in problems. Ge...
- Deutsche Bank India M&A head gets ready for the next big killDeutsche Bank India M&A head Amrit Singh tells ET why he’s not chasing all and sundry for deals here.
- These GeNext i-bankers are firing up Deal StreetFor an Asia-focussed bank such as Standard Chartered, establishing M&A desk was a challenge. It did so in 2003 in India, when Indian cos be...
- Global banks lord over Deal StreetThe new powerhouses on deal street, according to bankers are StanChart, Citi, JP Morgan, Deutsche, UBS, Lazard, and Nomura. Don't believe a...
- Banks take $200-mn hit on no-showBanks are set to lose potential fee of over $200 million due to the failure of the Bharti-MTN transaction. Advisors and bankers to Bharti h...
- StanChart stands to gain $100 million as feesMerrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank are advising MTN while Standard Chartered Bank is Bharti’s advisor in its quest to strike the country’s mos...
- Leveraged buys gain momentumLeveraged acquisitions will occupy centre-stage as India, Inc.’s global buyout appetite goes into overdrive.
- Leveraged buys gain momentumLeveraged acquisitions will occupy centre-stage as India, Inc.’s global buyout appetite goes into overdrive.
- It's raining dollars for I-bankersGlobal investment banks entering India are pushing up salaries to multi-million dollar levels.
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