Narayana Murthy is confident problems at Infosys are a thing of the past

After initial outrage over not making Panaya findings public, Murthy seems to have put his differences with Nilekani to rest

“I am disappointed,” came the terse note from N R Narayana Murthy in late October. The Infosys founder was unhappy with the decision made earlier in the day by Nandan Nilekani, his protege and co-founder at the helm as chairman, to not make public inquiry reports that looked into the severance pay given to former chief financial officer Rajiv Bansal and the $200 million acquisition of Panaya, an Israeli technology firm.

But the note also hinted at burying the hatchet in a fight that resulted in the company’s reputation taking a beating and questions being raised over its professional ethics. “Sadly,