Regulation has deprived emerging markets of desperately needed infrastructure finance
Investors also need to avoid getting over-allocated to a particular asset class during good times
A stringent retail lending mechanism, a scathed but smarter MF sector and insolvency laws that could foster a healthier India Inc may see the country steer clear of a 2008-like economic mess
The genuine changes are under the surface - and those too need to be examined carefully to see if they still retain their usefulness as crisis resolution becomes less of a priority
D Subbarao, C B Bhave and Montek Singh Ahluwalia worked with P Chidambaram and Manmohan Singh to ensure India came out unscathed from the global crisis
After losing billions of dollars over a decade, Tata Steel announced last year that it would merge its European operations with Germany's Thyssenkrupp
The group, which missed a payment in the commercial-paper market last month, is now late in servicing an inter-corporate deposit
The global meltdown didn't happen. Demographics mean it's unwise to bet on one now
A decade since the financial crisis almost tipped the global economy into a prolonged depression that would have devastated livelihoods for at least a generation
The fourth part of the series on the 10th anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers looks at India's missed opportunity to set its footprints abroad
Former RBI Deputy Governor H R Khan looks back at the global financial crisis, along with the time before and after it, and lists seven lessons that we learnt from the global meltdown of 2008
Berkshire is known for having the ability to do deals when other companies are strapped for cash
Remember, it was barely a year ago that Argentina launched a 100-year bond too much fanfare
The third part of the multi-part series on the 10th anniversary of the fall of Lehman Brothers looks at the impact on markets globally and in India
A recent McKinsey report calculated that the combined global debt of governments, non-financial corporations and households has ballooned by $72 billion since the end of 2007
India's real economic crisis came not in 2008-2009, but in 2012-2014
The second part of the multi-part series on the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers looks at how some large banks and their CEOs fell
The world economy seems to have got back on its feet after a decade and this can be seen from the fact that several central banks have started increasing interest rates
As we approach the 10th anniversary of the collapse of the Lehman Brothers on September 15, a multi-part series analyses the lessons learnt and those not learnt from the global financial crisis
Risk-taking never disappears, it just changes shape, often to slip past the institutional and psychological defenses erected after the last crisis