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Global funding for Indian startups may take a pause: RBI to Parliamentary PanelThe central bank said SVB has two non-financial subsidiaries in India. The first is SVB India Advisors Pvt Ltd (SIA) - involved in legal, l...
Impact on Startups: Parl panel to discuss SVB collapse with FinMin and RBI officials on MondayThe parliamentary standing committee on finance chaired by BJP leader and former minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha has also called...
6 lakh MSMEs restructured, coronavirus offers opportunity to Indian industries: GadkariNitin Gadkari said six lakh industries under MSME have already been restructured and by December 31, the extended date for restructuring, t...
Select suggestions of UK Sinha panel on MSMEs to be implemented in 15 days, says GadkariThe minister of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) on Thursday said he has already discussed the committee report with finance min...
UK Sinha panel on MSMEs submit report to RBI"The committee held its deliberations including consultations with various stakeholders and has submitted its report to the governor," RBI ...
C sets up panel under UK Sinha to study MSMEsThe committee will suggest long-term solutions for the economic and financial sustainability of the micro, small and medium enterprises, RB...
Independent directors should be conscious, careful & prudent; not silent: Former SEBI Chief UK SinhaIn an exclusive interview with ETCFO, UK Sinha, former chairman at market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) throws li...
Future of India-UK relations very bright: Indian envoyThe future of India-UK relations is very bright and India can play a very important role once Britain exits from the European Union, the co...
Ramesh Abhishek named new DIPP secyHe succeeds the high-profile Amitabh Kant, who will head to Niti Aayog, as its CEO. Abhishek, a 1982 batch Bihar cadre IAS officer.
Three shortlisted for Sebi top job, SBI chief seen as top contenderThe announcement is expected early this month as current chairman UK Sinha’s term comes to an end on February 17, according to people aware...
Have been able to revive investor confidence in SEBI: UK Sinha'We, as an organization, are there to take care of the interest of the investor and at the same time, we are not anti-business,' says UK Si...
Supreme Court upholds UK Sinha's appointment as SEBI chiefThe SC upheld the appointment of U K Sinha as SEBI chairman, saying it was done by the government fairly and in accordance with procedure o...
- President’s advisor Omita Paul denies role in Sebi chief’s appointment
Omita Paul has denied any role in the appointment of UK Sinha as Sebi chairman, dismissed all allegations made against her in a PIL as “bas...
Supreme Court issues notice to President’s aide on selection of Sebi chief UK SinhaSC has issued notice to President’s aide challenging UK Sinha’s appointment as Sebi chief alleging that she played a major role in the sele...
- FSDC forms working group to look into issues related to financial institutions
The sub-committee reviewed the recent developments in the global economy, specifically in the Eurozone and the US and the consequences for ...
- How to get a SEBI chief but not get a controversy
Now the government has committed to enact a law to oversee regulators and make them more accountable, without compromising their independen...
Some big companies indulge in insider trading: UK Sinha, Sebi chairmanForeign investors are welcome but to depend substantially on them and not develop our domestic market is perhaps not a good strategy.
- Sebi chairman UK Sinha rules out reversing predecessor's policy on mutual funds, IPO pricing under Sebi scanner
In his first interview since taking over as Sebi chairman, UK Sinha says predecessor Bhave's policies on regulating mutual funds will conti...
Our proposals will make India market-friendly: UK SinhaUK Sinha, a former joint secretary in the finance ministry, who is now the CMD of UTI AMC, spoke to ET on what the panel has sought to achi...
- Regulators may come under Parl lens
FinMin and Planning Commission want the regulators of various sectors under Parliamentary scrutiny.