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N Sundaresha Subramanian is newsroom leader with rich experience in hard-hitting financial journalism with a keen focus on public interest. He writes on corporate and regulatory affairs, corporate governance, corporate wrongdoing, policy, geopolitics and emerging areas of ESG and energy transition. He completed his B.Com. and Master's from Madurai Kamaraj University and holds a post-graduate diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi.
N Sundaresha Subramanian is newsroom leader with rich experience in hard-hitting financial journalism with a keen focus on public interest. He writes on corporate and regulatory affairs, corporate governance, corporate wrongdoing, policy, geopolitics and emerging areas of ESG and energy transition. He completed his B.Com. and Master's from Madurai Kamaraj University and holds a post-graduate diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi.
The Tamil Nadu-based broker is member of commodities exchange from Dharapuram, some say bonds are most likely to be fake
Impose steep exit loads on existing investors moving to direct plans, whereas moving from a direct plan to a distributor-supported plan attracts no such fee
The year may see BSE listing, Sensex @ 25000 and end of gold rally among others
BSE 500 firms will be required to spend over Rs 6,750 crore in the first year itself
Sebi registered MFs with at least Rs 2500 crore AUM will be eligible to manage PSU ETF
Centre plans to raise around Rs 13,000 crore from the year's largest sale
Barclays is not the only bank Ramalingam dealt with. The I-T dept has frozen his accounts with two public sector banks and a private bank
Other fund houses may follow suit in case of unviable schemes
Says advent of technology has curtailed arbitrage opportunities
Ramalingam reportedly wanted to set up refinery with US bond money
In first year, ONGC spending likely at Rs 405 cr, followed by Reliance Industries' at Rs 377 cr
A high-flier's fall from grace
Provision bars companies from lending below bank rate subscriptions affected
FAQs published on Monday reiterates requirement despite representations by investors
Companies Bill prescribes at least one woman director finding eligible candidates might prove a challenge
New bill prescribes at least one woman director finding eligible candidates might be a challenge
Both govt and RBI will have concurrent powers under Companies Act, while former can revoke delegation to RBI in "public interest"
Impose steep exit loads on existing investors moving to direct plans, whereas moving from a direct plan to a distributor supported plan attracts no such fee