The Indian debt market is one of the largest markets in Asia and largest in South Asia. It has relatively big size in terms of market capitalization, trading volumes and outstanding securities. Debt market movement works as a leading indicator since it provides risk free rate of interest which has multiplier impact in the market.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Indian debt market: Need for development
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Game changer in Indian Financial Market: The Current Decade
Introduction
The primary purpose of this article is to cover innovation in financial product, introduction of new financial product in this decade and regulatory change in the same period which changed the shape of Indian financial market. We have seen that in the last few years, many steps were taken by regulatory body to do such thing which made Indian financial market at par to world developed financial market. So current decade is really considered as one of the major decade in setting up milestone for India in area of finance.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
The Existing Takeover Code
Monday, July 26, 2010
EU BANK STRESS TESTS
The much talked about test, the EU test of banks' ability to withstand financial shocks, is being highly criticized as too easy after only 7 out of 91 failed. European Union policymakers and regulators voiced relief at results but some market analysts and many media commentators derided the whole exercise in which all listed banks passed as lacking in credibility. There was skepticism about EU regulators' conclusion that banks need only a total of 3.5 billion Euros ($4.5 billion) in extra capital.
Only five small Spanish banks, Germany's state-rescued Hypo Real Estate and Greece's Atebank failed outright. More than a dozen others scraped through with just over the required 6 percent of Tier 1 capital in the most stressful scenario and are likely to come under market scrutiny. However, the wealth of data disclosed by banks representing 65 percent of assets, and the commitment of banks, regulators and governments to follow-up action may well outweigh doubts about the stringency of the tests.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Maruti Setting trends for its competition
Zoom away into the future that seems to be the motto of the Automobile manufacturers of India today. With the advent of technology, rapid changes are being made in the automobile industries which have lead to tremendous increase in the profits of these organizations. Updating outdated management system can reap significant benefits for the Automotive Industry. With the implementation of e-resource ERP, the most reliable, low-cost ERP solution available in the Indian market today, companies are producing products which can effectively compete in the International market and at the same time eliminating problems that occur in the areas of management, administration, production and operations.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Financial Inclusion in India
Concept of Money
The population of High Net worth Individual (HNI) in India has increased from 84,000 to 1.26 lakh. An individual is considered to be HNI if his total investible wealth is $ 1million. If we take an estimate of Indian population to be 1.25 billion it comes to 0.01008%. Good isn’t it showing the enormous amount of progress that we have made?
I have not written this piece to praise or condemn India’s growth. The thing that worries me is that if this is how we measure growth and development we are on a road to perdition. We need to look towards growth in measures more than monetary. We need to look beyond the tradition ways of wealth. I will here try to analyze the concept of money.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Differential Voting Right Shares – Playing Different Roles
As the name suggest, Differential Voting Right (DVR) shares provide different right of ownership as compares to ordinary shares. They have been allowed to issue in India since 2001.Since then only 4 companies had issued shares with DVRs shares.
Shares with DVRs shares are considered as a new product in the equity market. There have been numerous benefits both to the companies and to the investors who do not exercise their voting rights. If we look from the investor point of view, then they can earn better return in lieu of surrendering their voting rights whereas a company can issued equity without diluting their equity stake.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Challenges for Reserve Bank of India
Monday, February 1, 2010
Are we Ready for Many Small States?
Whenever I get a Call from my Friends at Hyderabad, Only two common Questions , How is Cold at Delhi, How is your MBA Going and they receive every time only a common question from this side, and that is pretty obvious one. Yes, your guesses are very much true, “What has happened with regards to Telangana”. Many of my friends at Delhi ask me “Hyderabad is part of?” I am really bewildered to answer this, because I myself is not sure is it part of Andhra, or Telangana, or will it be a Union territory.