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For rapidly growing companies, traditional finance systems can become roadblocks rather than enablers. Today’s dynamic business landscape demands
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For rapidly growing companies, traditional finance systems can become roadblocks rather than enablers. Today’s dynamic business landscape demands
The Indian banking sector has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade, shifting from a predominantly nationalised
Generative AI (GenAI) is poised to transform tax operations in India, with 94% of CFOs and finance leaders
The recent US indictment of Gautam Adani, one of India’s most prominent business leaders, has sent ripples across
Business confidence has taken a sharp dive in India, as reflected in IMA India’s latest Business Confidence and
In a landmark move aligning India’s auditing practices with global standards, the National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) has
At IMA India’s recently held Annual CFO Strategy Roundtable, Sandeep Yadav, Head Fixed Income, DSP Mutual Fund, emphasised
CFO India, in association with ACCA, hosted an insightful session in Chennai to discuss how CFOs can build
As professional services firms grapple with the escalating challenges of economic uncertainty, evolving customer demands, and internal growth
Brands will need to ensure that claims such as “clean”, “green”, “eco-friendly”, “good for the planet”, “natural”, “organic”,
At IMA India’s recently held Annual CFO Strategy Roundtable, Karthik Muralidharan, Tata Chancellor’s Professor of Economics at the
Global Capability Centers or GCCs are now in vogue all over the world. GCCs are strategic hubs that
CFOs are key players in cybersecurity, collaborating with CIOs and CISOs to tackle evolving threats and protect organizations.
At the CFONEXT100 Conference, Mr. Damodaran inspired finance leaders with insights on evolving CFO roles and embracing change.
In today’s tech-driven landscape, CFOs are evolving into Chief Performance Officers, leveraging AI for financial management and strategy.
In today’s business world, CFOs must embrace AI-driven automation for effective expense management, enhancing compliance and operational efficiency.
In an evolving business landscape, CFOs must embrace digital transformation, shifting from passive observers to proactive change enablers.
In a rapidly changing business landscape, CFOs must embrace perpetual reinvention, balancing strategy and adaptability to thrive effortlessly.
India’s CFOs navigate a challenging journey shaped by evolving economic landscapes, reveals IMA India’s report on their experiences.
Following the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government, FMCG companies in Bangladesh face turmoil, advising employees to stay indoors.
IMA India’s Q2FY25 BCPI report reveals a cautious optimism amid macroeconomic uncertainties and a resilient capital expenditure intent.
IMA India and Uniqus Consultech launched ‘Sustainability in Action,’ highlighting ESG maturity and its importance for Indian corporates.
As GST enters eighth year, the recent Council meeting highlights a shift towards facilitation and improved compliance measures.
National Geospatial Policy has transformed India’s geospatial landscape, enhancing data access and growth for companies like Esri India.
The 2024 DE&I Agenda Report highlights the business imperative for diversity, equity, and inclusion in India’s diverse workforce.
Finance teams face challenges with underutilized data; a recent webinar explored how CFOs can modernize data infrastructure effectively.
India’s technology regulatory landscape has transformed significantly with the DPDP Act’s enactment, reshaping digital business operations and compliance.
The government is exploring strategies for nationwide implementation of four labour codes, despite some states lagging in compliance.
India is poised to become the world’s third-largest economy, driven by infrastructure growth, manufacturing initiatives, and digital advancements.
In 2023, 162 SMEs listed on Indian exchanges, indicating growth potential, but conditions must improve for global competitiveness.
IMA India recently conducted quarterly Business Confidence and Performance Index (BCPI) survey, gathering insights from CEOs and CFOs.
Succession planning is a vital, strategic endeavor for organizations, requiring CFOs to evaluate individual careers and growth strategies.
In light of the recent cyber-attacks, establishing a dedicated board-level technology committee is essential for effective corporate governance.
Private credit is rapidly becoming a vital funding source, as entrepreneurs seek short-term debt to bridge financing gaps.
The drumbeats heralding general elections resound loudly, their echoes reverberating through the far reaches of India’s corporate landscape.
Union Cabinet’s approval of the IndiaAI Mission emphasizes the government’s commitment to making India a global AI leader.
Since indices are crucial for passive products, decisions on their constitution can affect overall market performance and direction.
NFRA stresses that auditors must exercise ‘professional scepticism’ and make independent judgments, not just rely on legal opinions.
For a decade, consultancies like BCG have emphasized operational excellence’s crucial role in face of declining growth rates.
As industries evolve and competition intensifies, organizations must equip teams with skills to adapt to latest technological advancements.
World needs more women in tech leadership. To achieve this, we must invest in developing female leaders effectively.
Next decade may witness fintechs achieving similar transformative impact, indicating that the best advancements are still to come.
Recent Companies Act amendments impact businesses across sectors, particularly MNCs, which encounter complexities due to shared global infrastructure.
Modernising IT infrastructure is crucial for workforce change, as moving data across clouds can be costly and time-consuming.
In conversation with Sambasivan, CFO, Tata Play, exploring how data-driven insights are transforming business outcomes in today’s environment.
Domestic capital growth, thriving entrepreneurship, better governance, and diligent institutional investors are expected to sustain 2024’s IPO market.
In conversation with Saurabh Verma, President and Head, Sales, Strategic Accounts Management and Japan Global Solutions, Aon India.
Financial services industry is transforming rapidly, highlighting the need for continuous reskilling, particularly through a master’s in fintech.
The BCPI survey saw a modest recovery, rising 1.6 points to 62.1 in January 2024 after October’s dip.
Private final consumer expenditure (PFCE) growth is estimated to fall to 4.4% this year, down from 7.5% (FY23).
With soaring property prices, fractional ownership offers a lucrative investment, granting access to properties previously out of reach.
Discussion led by Jyotsna Singh, Kotak Private Bank, at IMA India’s 25th Annual CEO Roundtable, in December 2023.
The ‘2023 CFO NxT Survey’ analysed succession planning, focusing on skills, growth actions, and readiness for CXO-level roles.
Executive hiring is shifting, as young leaders redefine corporate leadership, moving beyond traditional norms of age and experience.
The Indian stock market ranks fifth globally, with rising investor confidence and IPO successes, but regulatory challenges persist.
No single factor excels in market cycle; some thrive in bull runs, while others perform during market crashes.
India’s patenting activity was minimal until recently, with only 45,444 applications filed and 9,847 patents granted in 2016-17.
CFO Forum examined global economic projections, addressing challenges and opportunities in financial markets over the next five years.
The recent ruling on telecom fees as capital expenditure shakes the industry, highlighting corporate boards’ tax interpretation challenges.
The 2023 CXO Personal Finance Report delves into the savings and investment habits of CXOs, revealing portfolio preferences.
Indian companies with substantial investments in Israel are closely monitoring the Israel-Palestine conflict, impacting trade and workforce safety.
Many Indian business leaders face new and unpredictable risks from tech and climate shifts, a Bloomberg survey reveals.
IMA India’s extensive 2023 Finance Department Benchmarking Survey, reveals key insights on finance function metrics, costs, and trends.
ISRO continues its stellar journey with ambitious Gaganyaan missions and a unique approach to a cost-effective space exploration.
Adit Jain and Anuradha Das Mathur led discussions at the 2023 CFO Strategy Roundtable, highlighting key financial strategies
India’s amended Competition Act raises concerns about increasing regulatory complexity and trend of extending powers in various laws.
Finance leaders and their teams are in an ongoing transformation from being enablers to being accelerators of growth.
Uday Kotak’s early exit as Kotak Mahindra Bank CEO sparks debates: Are professionals poised to lead India Inc?
Trust is unseen yet vital in business and relationships. It’s time to prioritize and measure trust for success.
In a quite surprising move, Barings Private Equity Asia exits Coforge, as India Inc. embraces board-driven, diversified shareholding.
As the economic landscape shifts, rising value of intangible assets, especially negative information assets, challenges traditional protection measures.
Generative AI, with its transformative potential, will revolutionize corporate finance by enhancing data analysis, scenario modeling, and decision-making.
In the wake of the Vedanta-Foxconn semiconductor joint venture breakup, questions arise about the ownership of technology licenses.
SEBI’s new reporting regulations enhance transparency, specify deadlines, and reduce discretion in material event reporting for listed companies.
The high demand for climate science and ESG expertise is outstripping supply as businesses respond to sustainability regulations.
India’s global positioning in manufacturing and trade is strongly related with reforms for improving infrastructure and EXIM logistics.
Sebi’s 2023 amendments drive corporate governance with timely disclosures, materiality thresholds, and ESG reporting for transparency and accountability.
Sebi enforces detailed disclosures for high-risk foreign investors, bolstering the market transparency and guarding against several potential manipulation.
In FY23, India’s leading firms contributed less to economic growth, as corporate profit to GDP ratio hit 4.1%.
Moody’s anticipates short-term uncertainties in India Inc’s earnings due to geopolitics and inflation, but credits robust economic growth.
As disruptive technology widens skill gaps, Indian companies are reevaluating hiring and upskilling practices, and focusing on scalability.
MCG Global’s survey on corporate governance in India underscores the necessity for enhancements in adherence to good governance.
SEBI’s FPI disclosure proposal raises concerns about timing and the necessity for stricter ownership thresholds to prevent circumvention.
Investors adapting private equity valuations in startups amid market shifts is reflection of industry dynamics, not impending crisis.
India’s Q4FY23 corporate earnings reveal mixed picture, with robust banking sector performance and varied results in other sectors.
India’s rapidly growing economy, at 6.8% growth and $3.45 trillion GDP, seeks to transform logistics for global competitiveness.
India’s surging appeal for global manufacturing investments is driven by improved business environment, geopolitical factors, outshining Southeast Asia.
Indian startup sector faces a funding crisis with Q1 2023 recording a 75% funding decline, risking industry consolidation.
RBI’s IT outsourcing rules enhance corporate governance and safeguard consumers, lauded for comprehensive approach in the BFSI sector.
SEBI’s evolving ESG regulations drive corporate focus on sustainability, but challenges persist in data quality and compliance readiness.
India unveils ambitious Foreign Trade Policy 2023 targeting $2 trillion exports by 2030 with embracing an adaptive approach.
India’s finance ministry highlights corporate debt’s stability role, monitors central bank actions’ impact, and emphasizes on export-led resilience.
CFO India’s 13th CFO100 Conference honored top CFOs, fostering insights and celebrating excellence in India’s financial leadership domain.
As global chip demand soars, India’s $10 billion semiconductor incentive plan faces fierce international competition for a slice.
India Inc’s Q3 performance surpasses expectations; and low likelihood of downgraded EPS estimates for the current fiscal year.
Data shows 45% of employers view psychological safety as key for performance and critical for retention and engagement.
Global chip giants invest in Indian semiconductor fabs, boosting Make in India initiative, with a focus on growth.
The Union Budget for current fiscal highlights government priorities, balancing growth objectives with fiscal consolidation and policy reforms.
India’s reliance on its wealthiest individuals for emissions reduction faces uncertainty amid the crisis surrounding billionaire Adani’s empire.
These cities in India are witnessing a surge in startups, driven by improved infrastructure and changing consumer behavior.
The global economy is grappling with challenges posed by volatile financial markets, rising interest rates, and geopolitical turbulence.
As bureaucrat Sanjay Malhotra settles into the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) corner office, he will have to
The proposed increase of the GST rate to 35% on certain “sin goods” has sparked considerable debate. The
In financial economics the four most dangerous words are “This Time is Different”. Each time one thinks that
Festive spending spurs recovery The Reserve Bank of India’s latest bulletin reflects optimism for the Indian economy. Demand
India and Myanmar are discussing a full-fledged adoption of a local currency trade settlement mechanism using the Indian
Rahul Bhasin, Founder & Managing Partner of Baring Private Equity Partners India, led a discussion on the nuanced
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das addresses 21st-century central banking challenges, highlighting climate risks, technological integration, and need for adaptation.
India’s economic growth remains strong yet complex, with slowing GDP, uneven demand, inflation concerns, and cautious private investment.
Despite strong growth, Fitch maintains India’s stable outlook at BBB-, citing high deficits, debt, and cautious reform progress.
India’s economy stays strong amid monsoon uncertainties, showing promising growth, easing inflation, fiscal discipline, and various emerging opportunities.
Despite the US Federal Reserve’s pivot to easing, RBI remains focused on inflation, maintaining a cautious monetary stance.
FM Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget 2024 introduces key changes for India Inc, impacting taxation, TDS rates, and dispute resolution.
The global corporate tax landscape shifts as Pillar Two’s Global Minimum Tax aims to curb profit-shifting among MNEs.
The final 2024-25 Budget nears, showing improved fiscal prospects. Key focus areas: growth, revenue allocation, and fiscal consolidation.
India’s inflation shows two divides: food versus core, and the puzzling rural-urban gap, challenging the price stability efforts.
Every Friday, Plain Facts offers data-driven insights with charts, exploring key stories like elections, markets, economy, and more.
Equity markets hit turbulence after recent highs. Rising volatility, caution ahead of elections, and geopolitical tensions challenge investors.
Unhedged’s monthly chart shows April’s core inflation easing, offering relief but leaving the markets cautious about lasting improvement.
Geopolitical tensions, especially Iran-Israel conflict, pose risks to India’s inflation and economic stability, warns ICRA’s Chief Economist Aditi.
Extreme weather events and geopolitical tensions may threaten India’s inflation path, despite current growth trends, warns RBI bulletin.
Goldman Sachs warns of “reflation desperation,” as policymakers and investors face an unpredictable, lengthy struggle against persistent inflation.
The government’s infrastructure focus and positive business sentiment are nurturing a sustained investment cycle revival, RBI report indicates.
MPC is expected to maintain the repo rate at 6.5%, cautioning amid strong GDP growth and inflation concerns.
International tax agreements, though technical, often have significant economic impacts, particularly disadvantaging low as well as middle-income countries.
Per capita income inaccurately reflects country’s growth, as seen in India’s lower middle-income status despite its growth trajectory.
For a decade, consultancies like BCG have emphasized operational excellence’s crucial role in face of declining growth rates.
Market condition changes from policy shifts or shocks cause asset volatility, alerting buyers and forewarning future economic jolts.
At India CEO, CFO, CHRO, and CMO Forums session, Dr Pronab Sen discussed the Indian economy’s medium-term challenges.
Fiscal consolidation may risk dampening growth, but accommodating capex budgets ensures high growth due to multipliers of 4+
Since 2014, the Centre’s infrastructure investment, driven by capex push, includes the Special Assistance scheme offering reform-linked loans.
Indian companies and start-ups are venturing into sectors like EVs, advanced batteries, solar PV, semiconductors, and GenAI technologies.
A company raising capital abroad issues securities to the depositories established in the respective foreign jurisdiction for investment.
The Budget emphasises balancing growth and development, prioritising both ease of doing business and improving ease of living.
The interim Budget prioritises stability and fiscal discipline, avoiding populist measures while emphasising rural development and research investments.
As a new fiscal year begins, we reflect on the transformative journey of $260 billion real estate sector.
The World Inequality Report 2022 labelled India as “unequal.” The recent consumption data highlights this post-Covid disparity further.
Despite black swan events, labour market indicators showed V-shaped recovery from 2004-05 to 2022-23, aided by GOI’s initiatives.
The expanded group represents 37% of global GDP using purchasing power parity, while G7 accounts for only 30%.
Analysts suggest buying near Nifty 20,000, considering it an entry point into a globally recognised ‘island of safety.’
Retail investors face dual challenges: dealing with widespread misinformation campaigns and managing the influence of prominent financial personalities.
Despite increased state shares in taxes, fiscal resources shifted from states to Centre and high-performing states to laggards.
Ashish Dhawan, Founder-CEO of TCF, utilised his private sector experience to establish Ashoka University and The Convergence Foundation.
An expert panel on Sustainable Transition revealed insights into ‘equity,’ highlighting differences between financial risk-capital and social equity.
The MFI sector gained from the favourable economic environment and the revised regulatory framework by the Reserve Bank.
Blended finance merges concessional funding from donors with MDBs’ finance and commercial investment to develop the private markets.
While economists made mistakes during the Great Recession, it’s critical to recognize that they offer valuable insights too.
Over the past three months, the Indian rupee has shown resilience, influenced by geopolitical tensions and oil prices.
India’s path to prosperity fundamentally hinges on a multifaceted approach to competitiveness, emphasizing productivity and holistic policy priorities.
India’s journey to become world’s third-largest economy by 2027 is within reach, but accurate GDP measurement is crucial.
Amur Lakshminarayanan navigates Tata Communications’ transformation from a telco to digital ecosystem enabler amidst various emerging global challenges.
The potential sale of Haldiram’s raises concerns over losing another iconic Indian brand, following Parle and Flipkart’s footsteps.
A pre-defined incident response plan (IRP) serves as a crucial roadmap for swift recovery during various ransomware attacks.
Dr. Abhishek Tiwary, Tech Mahindra, discusses building DEI-focused workplaces, while Jaspreet Bindra explores AI’s future impact on work.
Expert speakers highlighted the presence of unconscious bias in various forms, particularly in hierarchy, language, gender, and race.
While AI enables swift M&A deals, privacy, cybersecurity, accuracy, reskilling, sustainability, and eliminating algorithmic bias remain crucial considerations.
Retail investors face dual challenges: dealing with widespread misinformation campaigns and managing the influence of prominent financial personalities.
Sebi has acknowledged the finfluencer community’s role in financial literacy, emphasising social media’s influence over the general public.
The 2023 Mental Health Insights Report featured insights from 55+ CHROs, senior executives, covering diverse mental health topics.
The world’s largest economy’s shifting growth narrative amplifies global uncertainty, impacting nations with less mature institutions and economies.
Embracing dissent is vital for fostering diversity at workplace. This article explores the significance of dissent in organizations.
By developing innovation clusters, China has managed to spread its academic, research and industrial infrastructure widely across country.
G20 nations are committed to climate goals, including tripling renewable energy capacity and achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
Explore India’s Artificial Intelligence challenges in exclusion and false predictions, with a multi-stakeholder approach to responsible AI governance.
AI’s rapid evolution necessitates prioritizing human-centric safety, emphasizing ethics, transparency, accountability, and equitable benefits within a sociotechnical framework.
India’s successful lunar mission on a tight budget should inspire its private sector to take more innovative risks.
Post-COVID, Indian consumer behavior shifts towards digitization, health focus, sustainability, locality support, and cost-consciousness, reshaping the business landscape.
AI’s versatility poses cost challenges, but factors like fine-tuning, shrinking data needs, and free models are driving innovation.
Amidst the nostalgia for the classic brands, marketers may have overlooked the lucrative ‘grey market’ of mature consumers.
In the startup world, corporate governance often focuses on post facto measures, but root lies in early incentives.
In the world of organizational culture advice, deluge of opinions often drowns out experience, driven by cognitive biases.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS), once a punchline, now economically viable, transforming the energy transition and environmental solutions.
Exxon’s dismissal of cost of transitioning from fossil fuels highlights a flawed perspective on true cost of inaction.
Digital platforms are essential in the evolving ESG landscape, fostering transparency, growth, and proactive decision-making for various businesses.
US-China tech trade war accelerates China’s self-reliant semiconductor push, investing in mature chips less affected by US controls.
ABB India is increasing exports as part of the ‘China +1’ strategy for primacy in the global manufacturing.
In the wake of a controversial Bournvita claim, questions arise about brand responsibility and need for stronger regulation.
ESG considerations rise in importance; regulators and institutions work to combat greenwashing and standardize ESG practices in India.
India’s upcoming EV super-app joins government’s digital transformation efforts, offering convenience and access to essential services for citizens.
Volcker’s legacy differs: praised for restoring the US economy, blamed for causing Latin American financial disaster. History repeats?
India’s robust economic growth attracts global financial institutions and regulatory measures to promote sustainable green finance, environmental compliance.
India’s vibrant startup ecosystem thrives on government support, access to capital, a rich talent pool, and entrepreneurship culture.
In the complex realm of corporate leadership, CXOs bear the responsibility of nurturing and managing their organization’s culture.
Despite efforts to increase gender diversity in Indian boardrooms, structural barriers and biases persist, hindering true gender parity.
Warren Buffett’s 12 key decisions, including acquiring National Indemnity, Geico, and hiring Ajit Jain, shaped Berkshire Hathaway’s success.
Indians can now use digital payment platforms like PayTM to transfer money to Singapore through the UPI integration.
Inflation persistence poses a policy dilemma for central banks, forcing a delicate balance between growth and price stability.
Assumption of falling interest rates due to aging population may be flawed, leading to higher rates in future.
India’s booming startup ecosystem, boasting over 100 unicorns worth $340 billion, is poised for further growth, societal impact.
CFOs should brace for generative AI’s influence on financial forecasts, capital allocation, and KPIs, requiring adaptability and transparency.
The shift from principle-based corporate governance to the rule-based laws raises questions about ESOP eligibility for company founders.
As new-age tech companies struggle, family-run businesses with long-term goals and values may outperform in the long run.
China’s zero-COVID policy is redirecting global supply chains away from China, prompting companies to explore India as alternative.
Crypto market collapse lowers emissions. Different digital currency, Special Drawing Rights, could aid climate efforts by funding projects.
Resignation of Nykaa’s CFO, Arvind Agarwal, amidst a controversial bonus issue, raises questions about company’s intentions and image.
Public figures’ dismissive comments about mental health underscore the importance of raising awareness and empathy toward mental illness.
Big tech companies face layoffs and financial challenges as global economy shifts, testing their resilience and ethical responsibilities.
A study finds mindfulness meditation as effective as a common psychiatric drug for anxiety, potentially expanding treatment choices.
Gig economy, driven by technology and changing attitudes towards work, is reshaping the future of employment and business.
As India enters festive season, consumer demand surges despite inflation and global economic concerns, driven by various factors.
The French government was felled by a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, December 4. This setback was the latest
In the wake of Donald Trump’s historic return to the White House, India’s diplomatic and business community is
In an intricate dance of interdependence, markets and the real economy influence each other significantly, with markets often
Jagdish Bhagwati’s 1984 insights on India’s deregulation echoes even today as trade policies face challenges in promoting self-reliance.
The latest US inflation report shows promising signs, with core CPI rising only 0.2% in May, easing concerns.
Shankkar Aiyar’s analysis explores various factors behind Modi’s potential third term, highlighting achievements, challenges, and future policy focus.
Dentons Global Advisors’ 2024 Election report provides deep insights on 65+ pivotal elections worldwide, beginning with the India.
While the US and India thrive, once-promising economies like Canada, Chile, Germany, South Africa, and Thailand face struggle.
Elon Musk’s abrupt cancellation of his India trip for China sparks great disappointment, revealing Tesla’s pressing business priorities.
A new report reveals major companies’ carbon reduction targets are insufficient, risking failure to avert catastrophic global warming.
India’s government and business leaders must collaborate effectively to capitalise on the opportunities created by the IPEF initiative.
The IPEF aims to reduce dependence on China and strengthen manufacturing of essential goods in its member nations.
Market volatility disrupts India’s 2023-24 disinvestment plans, delaying NMDC Steel bids and hindering stakes sale in CONCOR, IDBI.
The CFPB’s new proposal aims to enhance secure data-sharing in banking, addressing various risks of sharing financial information.
This week, amid tragic human costs of conflict, economists are assessing the growing financial impact of geopolitical fractures.
In a span of two years, global lithium landscape has dramatically shifted, impacting reserves, demand, and environmental concerns.
As China’s economy falters, India’s rise on multiple fronts, from economy to geopolitics, gains global attention and potential.
The recent G20 Summit in Delhi highlighted India’s growing influence in global diplomacy, featuring key agreements and developments.
In a changing world, the G20 summit hosted by PM Modi carries immense significance for global economic cooperation.
BRICS is contemplating expansion and a common currency, yet it faces complex challenges in achieving this specific goal.
While Wall Street grows confident about avoiding a recession, various industries like manufacturing show signs of economic distress.
In times of global economic uncertainty, focusing on saving rates, investment, and human capital can provide crucial insights.
Fed held interest rates steady, anticipating a half-percentage point rise by year-end amid a robust economy, subdued inflation.
El Niño’s return brings a looming threat of extreme weather conditions, heavy rainfall, droughts; and potential economic losses.
Despite obstacles and carbon taxes on imports imposed by developed nations, India is committed to green hydrogen ambitions.
Global economic optimism faces headwinds as Singapore, a bellwether, reports sharp Q1 GDP contraction, adding to concerns worldwide.
Credit Suisse’s tumultuous past, marred by scandals and fines, culminated in $3.2 billion takeover by long-time rival UBS.
India’s economic ascent amid global uncertainty stems from robust exports, capex, tax revenue, strong banks, and proactive policies.
China’s swift easing of COVID-19 lockdowns in 2023 will influence global growth, trade supply chains, with uncertain effects.
Business leaders at Davos are navigating a world marked by great-power politics and government interventions in global economy.
Emerging markets face a challenging situation with falling economic growth and rising inflation, leading to potential policy errors.
The World Bank’s Commodity Markets Outlook foresees a global growth slowdown, impacting commodity prices, particularly energy and grain.
Global foreign-currency reserves are plummeting, down $1 trillion or 7.8% this year, reflecting currency market stress and interventions.
For rapidly growing companies, traditional finance systems can become roadblocks rather than enablers. Today’s dynamic business landscape demands
The global economy is grappling with challenges posed by volatile financial markets, rising interest rates, and geopolitical turbulence.
As bureaucrat Sanjay Malhotra settles into the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) corner office, he will have to
The Indian banking sector has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade, shifting from a predominantly nationalised
The proposed increase of the GST rate to 35% on certain “sin goods” has sparked considerable debate. The
The French government was felled by a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, December 4. This setback was the latest
Generative AI (GenAI) is poised to transform tax operations in India, with 94% of CFOs and finance leaders
The recent US indictment of Gautam Adani, one of India’s most prominent business leaders, has sent ripples across
