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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Investors hit the road for status check on Bharat
Undertake bus trip across Gujarat and Bihar enthused at response, Religare plans more such trips
Street wary of Facebook surge
Some analysts fear it may meet other large IPOs? fate
Gold loan companies' shares crash on RBI's public deposit move
Stricture on Manappuram puts business model under cloud, especially over-the-counter debenture issues
Govt to improve new foreign investor regime
Finance ministry meets market participants, wants feedback
Row over illegal structures may delay new foreign investor regime
Sebi has put the onus on custodians, but they express inability to deal with the situation
Sebi goes slow on nod for new derivative products
Equity markets regulator not comfortable with utility of complex products for small investors
FCCB holders move court to shut Zenith
Say the infotech firm is not keen to repay despite holding enough cash company ?open? for negotiation
Small investors make beeline for equities after 2010 peak
Indian firms' shareholder base expands by 6.6 million data belie popular perception of small investor exodus
Liquid funds may see tight valuation norms
To become more volatile as securities may be marked-to-market
CPs, CDs may get to trade on bourses
Sebi move seen as precursor to MTM requirement from Day 1