 "K P Krishnan")
K P Krishnan
K P Krishnan
KP Krishnan is a retired IAS officer. He has served in various positions in the government of Karnataka, Government of India, and at the World Bank. He has been a visiting professor at the Indian School of Business, and a BOK Visiting International School Professor of Regulation at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
KP Krishnan is a retired IAS officer. He has served in various positions in the government of Karnataka, Government of India, and at the World Bank. He has been a visiting professor at the Indian School of Business, and a BOK Visiting International School Professor of Regulation at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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The skills India needs
Excessive centralisation of skilling programmes may hinder the ability of training institutions to effectively respond to Indian market requirements
 "The skills India needs")
A potentially risky trade-off for markets
Sebi's proposal on concentrated holdings could disrupt the balance between the supervisory and business roles of stock exchanges
 "A potentially risky trade-off for markets")
Deja vu on DFIs
The bank-led model of infrastructure financing is fraught with difficulties. But DFIs are not a quick fix
 "Deja vu on DFIs")
The journey of economic reforms
It involve a choreographed dance of multiple institutions and individuals, over long periods
 "The journey of economic reforms")