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The author is Associate Professor & Area Head – Finance at Bhavan's SPJIMR.
The public sector banks (PSBs) as well as privately owned lenders have systematically under-priced the credit risk for infrastructure projects
Read MoreThe public sector banks (PSBs) as well as privately owned lenders have systematically under-priced the credit risk for infrastructure projects.
Read MoreThe stress is likely on account of disruptions in the business operations as well as the difficulty in financing for these firms.
Read MoreWe do not have the capacity of the developed economies. Yet, and therefore, we need to make our measures as efficient as they can be.
Read MoreThe Managements of the stock exchanges are best placed to decide on the matter of opening or temporary closure of the same. For the market participants, however, there are good reasons to favour a continuously open state of exchanges.
Read MoreEvery crisis is an opportunity for all stakeholders to reflect upon, and learn from the mistakes. This one is no different. So, let us look at the learnings from the Yes Bank failure and restructuring.
Read MoreThe government needs to move beyond token measures and take bold and specific steps to boost demand. The author suggested the following measures:
Read MoreThe industry is now large enough to follow the best practices. We need not wait for a crisis to take the critical measures for reform.
Read MoreCredit rating is a matter of opinion. Let the markets be empowered to accept or reject the opinions from various sources.
Read MoreLet's try to understand where several FIs could have failed to correctly assess and manage a LAS product
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