India urgently needs a range of entities to solve for the vast diversity in its credit intermediation requirements, including in infrastructure financing.
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India urgently needs a range of entities to solve for the vast diversity in its credit intermediation requirements, including in infrastructure financing.
During the Budget speech, the Finance inister talked about the 20-year long process of implementing the labour codes in India.
Covid-19 has exposed how ESIS and the ESIC system have failed beneficiaries; there is a need for reform involving outcome-measuring, better governance, and competition
The best banks are boring banks, whose strength is in the maturity of their processes for managing capital, writes Nachiket Mor.
Banks in India will need to work hard to build a well-functioning ‘internal market’, which at the moment is quite broken.
SEBI needs to clearly define who a retail consumer is and ensure that this definition is inclusive enough that it accounts for the universe of consumers that are susceptible to the mis-selling of financial products and services
By Malavika Raghavan & Srikara PrasadOn August 30, Paytm Mall allegedly suffered a massive data breach after being targeted of a group of hackers. The allegations were made by Cyble, a US cyber-risk intelligence firm. These were immediately denied by Paytm Mall, which, in turn, threatened to take legal action against Cyble. Meanwhile, customers and vendors have no way of verifying whether a breach occurred, or if their data has been compromised,
In this blog post we study the privatisation of grants system in the South Africa
Setting up the first regulated, non-profit focused ‘social stock exchange-listed’ social venture fund can be a major milestone for India’s non-profit sector
Reforms to PSL can have tremendous impact both on regional/sectoral development as well as improving the quality of bank assets.
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