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Brookfield now one of the biggest PE players in India, thanks to RIL deals

The PE fund's exposure is primarily focused on infra projects (where it invested $10 billion) and real estate (around $4 billion)

When Saubhagya made mini grid projects redundant, Tata Power capitalised

Off grid systems are not connected to the mainline power network. They generate and distribute electricity locally

Can Alternative Investment Fund be the way forward for family offices?

There is a small but marked difference between what Goenka is doing and the typical family offices

How scrap recycling has opened a door for steel makers to meet high demand

Tata Steel is making an entry into scrap recycling business to give a push to formalising the steel scrap generation industry for the benefit of secondary sector

Answers to the Strategist quiz #639

Answers to the Strategist quiz #639

The Strategist quiz #640

The Strategist quiz #640

Voda CEO Nick Read spoke out about telecom mess: Why he said what he said

Read has retracted his criticism, but he was pointing out the obvious - the current pricing regime is unsustainable

Govt caught in no man's land as foodgrain mountains keep growing taller

The stock burden along with inadequate Budget allocations for the food subsidy and the Centre's zeal to check the fiscal deficit has worsened FCI's financial position

Dull gold: Jewellery industry losing sheen for lack of policy, innovations

The lack of a coherent policy and the unwillingness of Indian jewellers to reform are tarnishing the industry

The Strategist quiz #639

Here are the questions for the strategist quiz #639

Answers to the Strategist quiz #638

Here are the answers to the strategist quiz #638

Police vs lawyers: Amulya Patnaik finds himself in uncomfortable position

Since taking over in January 2017, Patnaik has been extremely guarded

Anil Kumble on a sticky wicket

If Kumble is indeed shown the door, the BCCI will struggle to provide a justification for his ouster

Sky is the limit: Backed by investors and hope, startups take off for space

Many Indian Space Research Organisation employees are leaving the comfort of a paycheck and launching their own startups

SoftBank's Son's free solar power offer has set cat among the pigeons

The massive plan of manufacturing and running power plants, envisaged at an investment of $20 billion, may have only partially materialised so far, but Son has already doubled down on his ambitions

Preparing for 'Brexit,' Britons feel the pinch at home

The economic backdrop of political uncertainty unfolds May as her party lost the governing majority

Why the world needs to cut back on production capacity of steel plants

China's contention that the goal of curbing overcapacity in steel has been achieved is only partially true and doesn't bode well for India

Answers to the Strategist quiz #637

Answers to the Strategist quiz #637

The Strategist quiz #638

The Strategist quiz #638

Market expects cut-off price of 11.90 bonds maturing in 2007 to Rs 100.85

The players have, however, given a wide range of Rs 100.65 and Rs 100.90, clearly indicating a heterogeneous picture