Bunkum or Brilliance? Chris Wood’s Confidence in India’s Economic Growth Beyond Political Transitions
In the same breath, he also said that such is India’s economic momentum that the markets would bounce back as well.
TK Arun
TK Arun is a Senior Journalist and Columnist based in Delhi.
Doing Away with Peso and Embracing Dollar: What lies ahead of Argentinian Economy?
Messy situation in store for Argentina as President-elect Milei promises to do away with the peso.
Humanizing the Faceless Audit Experience
The faceless audit system is well-intentioned, but its execution lacks finesse.
Sahara Shri: Analyzing Diverse Savings Strategies in Memoriam
Subrata Roy was indeed a titan of Indian business, rising from relatively humble origins to become India’s biggest employer in the private sector, presiding over a business empire that sprawled across financial services, real estate, aviation, media and entertainment.
Decoding Sam Altman’s Impact on Personal Loan Guarantees in India
The shock and sense of injustice that most Indians feel at the ouster of a founder from the company he or she founded also gives, in the same breath, legitimacy to founders being held responsible, without limit, for the failure of the company and for its resultant liabilities.
Impact Investing: India Philanthropy
The EdelGive Hurun India Philanthropy List 2023, which was released on November 2, has 119 philanthropists who gave away ₹8,845 crore in 2022-23. Philanthropy is welcome, but impact investing would benefit society more.
What is impact investing? It is investing that prioritizes an intentional, measurable social or environmental benefit over maximizing financial returns. Impact investing is gaining traction among asset managers as a superior alternative to vaguely defined ESG integration. They aim to generate decent financial returns while helping achieve identified social and environmental goals. The global hunt for impact investing opportunities is welcome, but Indian entrepreneurs should model themselves on the Omidyar Network rather than chase after an ESG gloss to their returns.