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Investors are demanding more transparency and disclosures from India Inc

When investors got transparency, then there was no $1 billion in the bank, the stock plunged The price of transparency

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Indian IT majors have been late entrants into this high-growth area and have been losing out to nimble competitors

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Investors increasingly are demanding more transparency and disclosures from India Inc. While one can argue this is good for the market ecosystem, a popular hedge fund manager has a different take on this. “Satyam (Computers) was trading at Rs180 without transparency. When investors got transparency, then there was no $1 billion in the bank, the stock plunged. Now investors want transparency in another stock—let’s see what comes out,” tweeted Samir Arora, founder, Helios Capital Management, a Singapore-based hedge fund.

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