Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/editorial/sebi-rule-requiring-listed-companies-to-disclose-forensic-audits/article32745755.ece SEBI’s diktat requiring listed entities to disclose forensic audits will curb information asymmetry The seemingly minor tweaks that the Securities Exchange Board of
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Jet Airways’ lenders approve resolution plan after 16-month long wait – The Financial Express
Clipped from: https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/jet-airways-lenders-approve-resolution-plan-after-16-month-long-wait-bankrupt-firm-airline-aviation-sector/2107938/ Jet Airways went into bankruptcy in 2019 after it failed to repay mounting debt, reflective of the nation’s struggling aviation sector. Jet Airways’
As virus spreads rapidly, insurers launch affordable health policies – The Hindu BusinessLine
In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, insurance companies are coming out with special cover against the deadly disease. In the last few days, a
Union Budget 2020 | ET Explains: Six ways in which the Budget could turn the economy around
What can Sitharaman do to present a Big-Bang Budget? Here is a six-point solution: 1. Forget fiscal consolidation for the time being To start with
Fixing crop insurance | Business Standard Editorials
The decision by four private insurance companies to opt out of the government’s flagship crop insurance programme — the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) — is least surprising.
Sitharaman’s maiden Budget leaves big economic questions unanswered | Business Standard Column
This was an unremarkable Budget from a government that knows it has time, and will have more opportunity to tweak its finances and its outlook.
Why we need to take fiscal deficit of 3.3% with a pinch of salt – The Hindu BusinessLine
The bond markets have rejoiced. The yield on the 10-year G-Sec has fallen by 10 basis points, cheering the 3.3% fiscal deficit number retained for
Nirmala Sitharaman: Budget has set targets that are imminently achievable: Nirmala Sitharaman – The Economic Times
Highlights I did not realise well after I finished my speech that I missed out on reading it. Normally, the last bit would have been
Budget 2019 reaction: Swami’s first reaction: No bold step, no vision; at best an incremental Budget – The Economic Times
The Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman made her maiden Budget Speech today and presented the Union Budget 2019-20 before the Parliament. The
budget 2019: View: Budget speech was long on vision, but short on detail – The Economic Times
By R Jagannathan Nirmala Sitharaman’s maiden budget struck all the right chords by addressing all the pain points of the economy. Big numbers were bandied
The caravan of reforms keeps moving in full pace: Arvind Panagariya – The Economic Times
By: Arvind Panagariya, Professor, Economics, Columbia University, US As an economist, I am grateful that the PM hasn’t given up the path of fiscal rectitude. Rejecting
Nirmala Sitharaman: Budget 2019: Full speech of FM Nirmala Sitharaman in Lok Sabha – The Economic Times Video | ET Now
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in her maiden Budget Speech on Friday announced sops for various sectors. Sitharaman, who became the first full-time women Finance
budget 2019: View: Budget scores high on promises, low on numbers – The Economic Times
The budget is positively disappointing when it comes to import duties. Some have been slashed, some, raised. In the name of Make in India. It
economic survey 2019: Swaminathan Aiyar’s take on Economic Survey 2019 – The Economic Times Video | ET Now
India’s economic growth will rebound from a five-year low this year, but would need a huge boost in spending and reforms to accelerate higher rate
Budget 2019: Removal of regulatory friction to help India achieve target of 50,000 startups by 2024 – The Financial Express
Budget 2019 India: 50,000 startups in India by 2024 was envisioned by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) in April this
Budget 2019: Fiscally responsible with a reforms thrust, but protectionist | Business Standard Column
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday presented a Budget that kept the Narendra Modi government’s fiscal consolidation track record intact and used a variety of measures to bolster the government’s revenue
Budget must help enhance capital formation – The Hindu BusinessLine
Initiatives to increase financial savings and easing of FDI norms will boost both domestic and foreign investments The Union Budget 2019-20 will be presented against
All that a Budget can do, It must–Economic Times
A couple of days before she presents her first Budget as finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman has been confronted by a litany of bad news. One,
How Arun Jaitley managed the fiscal deficit through his Budgets – The Economic Times
In 2015-16 Budget speech, Arun Jaitley had to admit that the target of 3 percent would be achieved in 3 years instead of 2, as
Has corruption increased since demonetisation? Nirmala Sitharaman says YES – The Financial Express
For the government that has striven to clamp down corruption with mottos like “maximum governance, minimum government’ and with all the hoopla caused by GST
