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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Hapless investors in Coal India rally behind TCI
Express solidarity with the British hedge fund¿s campaign for safeguarding interests of minority investors
Debt lining for equity cloud
Funds with debt exposure beat pure equity schemes last year
Sahara co-op society not under us: RBI
Investors' group writes to RBI governor says any society with capital exceeding Rs 1 lakh and mobilising deposits should be regulated by RBI
Miffed Micro Inks shareholders to approach Sebi, MCA
Demand change in rules to protect minority investors even after delisting
Newsmaker: Y M Deosthalee
Beating young men at their own game
Micro Inks to consolidate 1,000 shares into one
Post-consolidation one share would be worth Rs 6.4 lakh move aimed at getting rid of small shareholders with fractional holdings
Private promoters take on govt on investor interest issues
Imported laws, weak enforcement raise the odds against small investors
Change CIL's management, UK hedge fund TCI asks govt
Writes to coal secretary may move court today as it finds directors' response inadequate
Dodd-Frank law likely to hit foreign inflows
Hedge funds may stop investments as they stare at SEC deadline for registration