N Sundaresha Subramanian
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N Sundaresha Subramanian
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.
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Investor protection to get a big boost
Class action, whistleblower protection and exit option likely to bring back investor confidence
Lok Sabha clips wings of NFRA
Company secretaries, cost accountants exempt from the purview of the new body
Lok Sabha clips NFRA's wings
Company secretaries, cost accountants exempt from the purview of the new body
Illegal schemes spread as regulators play waiting game
Local police and state governments more effective than central regulators such as RBI, Sebi
Down and out in the Maldives
Sun, surf and sand - the tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean has it all. Sadly N Sundaresha Subramanian had to come away without enjoying any of it
Banks lost Rs 4,448 cr to fraud in 2011-12
The amount was lost in 5,569 incidents reported by Indian banks, FM tells House
FIU reviews KYC, suspicious transactions reporting by FIIs
Anti-money laundering body to meet Sebi, custodians
Regulation necessary but not sufficient for corporate governance: J N Gupta
Interview with Founder and MD, SES
Can Sebi send a man to moon?
Unfortunately, an impression is being created that the regulator does not have enough powers to take actions even in areas which are clearly under its jurisdiction by law
Calpers, RIL, Infosys on panel to harmonise FII inflows
Jumbo panel includes three joint secretaries, top FIIs and officials from RBI and Sebi
Regulation necessary, but not enough for corp governance: JN Gupta
Q&A with founder and managing director of Stakeholders Empowerment Services
Companies Act strengthens Sebi's hands
Gives absolute power over allotment of securities to 50 or more persons
Showing loyalty with royalty
Since the rules were eased in 2008, many MNCs have squeezed local arms, leaving little for small investors
Companies Act gives Sebi a leg-up
Gives absolute power over allotment of securities to 50 or more persons
Now, one person can start a company
This will give a chance to the entrepreneurs to enter the corporate world, without adding a family member to venture
Investor protection will get a big boost under new company law
Class action, whistleblower protection and exit option may restore the investor confidence lost due to scams, say experts
Soon, one person can start a company
Post new Companies Bill, entrepreneurs need not look for family to fill in the blanks
No 'options' left for independent directors on companies' boards
The new company law prohibits issue of stock options to ndependent directors over conflict-of-interest concerns
Half of Nifty firms do not have a woman director
New bill prescribes at least one woman director finding eligible candidates might be a challenge