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India's AIF industry grows up: What comes after the boom?India's AIF sector is maturing. Pension funds may soon provide long-term capital, increasing governance expectations. AI will likely aid re...- Supervision must look beyond formal compliance, says RBI Deputy Guv Swaminathan JRBI Deputy Governor Swaminathan J. warns that weak oversight in banking can lead to hidden risks. He stresses that supervision must go beyo...
- Capital market ecosystem stocks: Short term headwind? Yes. But structure stays intact: 8 stocks with upside potential of up to 36%Are the headwinds for the Indian economy brought on by the latest Gulf war for real? Yes, they are. But here’s the contrarian question wort...
- Missouri minimum wage 2026: Why a new $12 wage rule could actually cut paychecks for millionsMissouri minimum wage 2026: Missouri's SB 1325 targets a $2.70 hourly pay gap by 2026. This bill creates a $12.30 youth minimum wage. It fr...
- Is work from home dying?Remote work gained traction in India during the pandemic, especially in digital sectors. With the return to offices, many companies strive ...
- For long-term investors with ability to ignore short-term noise: 5 large-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 39%When the Nifty was at 26,000 in September 2024, power consumption in metro cities, air fares, and hotel room rents were at the same level a...
- Banks ask RBI to ease liquidity rule to keep credit taps openIndian banks are urging the industry regulator to relax the current liquidity coverage requirements. They believe easing these mandates wil...
- RBI’s action not against Paytm; it is against payment bank; we support fintechs: Shaktikanta DasShaktikanta Das, Governor of RBI, clarifies that the RBI's action is against payment banks, not fintech companies like Paytm. Fintechs are ...
- CDCL: India must adopt an evidence-based approach that gives weight to its realitiesSeveral jurisdictions, including the EU, Britain, Japan and Australia, are designing or implementing ex ante proposals to regulate the busi...
- Will vs gift vs family trust: What's the best way to give assets to heirs?This article looks at transferring of assets to legal heirs via three routes: a will, a gift deed, and a private family trust. The article ...
- Dunzo-Tata talks stuck on deal termsTata Digital's potential investment in Dunzo is stuck as the hyperlocal startup doesn't want to give majority control.
- India needs efficient supervision, simple regulation: Sanjeev SanyalThe problem is that supervision demands active monitoring and accountability from the government departments or regulatory bodies, which cr...
- A direct growth driver: The benefits of listing on SME ExchangeThis has been recognized by the economies across the globe leading to construction of the SME Exchanges in various developed and developing...
- Recent FDI amendment ambiguous, can hurt startups: Rahul Garg, CEO & Founder, Moglix"We are looking forward to the upcoming budget as it is expected to bring some significant changes in policy and taxation system applicable...
- We have a positive tilt towards private sector banks: David Pezarkar, Daiwa AMCWeak commodity prices will result in inflation peaking over the next 3-4 months, which should result in no further tightening of monetary p...
- Part B: Mid-term Monetary policy review statement for the Year 2008-09
- Annual Policy Statement for 2006-07Annual Policy Statement for the Year 2006-07 by Dr. Y. Venugopal Reddy, Governor, Reserve Bank of India.
- Annual Policy Statement '05The complete Annual Policy Statement '05 as presented by Dr. Y Venugopal Reddy, Governor, Reserve Bank Of india.
- Reddy hums new tune: let it be-IAnnual Policy Statement For The Year 2004-05 By Y Venugopal Reddy, Governor, Reserve Bank of India .
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