Tata Floats Tata Capital For Merchant Banking, Private Equity

The Tatas didn't have a good experience with Tata Finance, where its former chief Dilip Pendse was caught violating SEBI guidelines and was ousted from the job. The Tatas later merged the entity with Tata Motors. But that hasn't stopped India's best known business house from venturing into another one. Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata group, has floated a financial subsidiary - Tata Capital. This entity will undertake a host of financial activities like capital market services, merchant banking, housing finance, private equity, and vehicle and retail finance. That covers virtually everything in the financial domain.

The company hasn't got a head yet. Business Standard reports that the names of key Tata execs rumoured are Praveen P Kadle, executive director (finance and corporate affairs) of Tata Motors, and Kishore Chaukar, managing director of Tata Industries. Chaukar is also a director of Tata Sons and has experience in the financial services business.

Tata Capital will be independent of other Tata Group companies like Tata AIG Insurance, Tata Asset Management Co and Tata Investment Corporation, which would remain separate entities. (Tata Sons Chairman Ratan Tata in the pic).

Another business house, Anil Ambani's Reliance Capital, also plans to enter investment banking and related activities.

Comments

subhash singh,

Dear Sir,
its a good idea for like we people and i think without wasting a time reveal my need,i m looking fund for my business,can i take benifit from this venture.
regards,
subhash

Shaukatul Majid,

It's a wonderful beginning. A banker with experience of over 33 years, I am eager to assist the Company with my initiatives and devotion. In short, I would like to put my experience towards the overall growth of the Company. My heartiest felicitations. Thanks.

R.D.AGRAWAL,

May I have the quarterly results (June 08) of Tata Capital Limited ?

Post new comment

  • Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.
  • Allowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd>
  • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.

More information about formatting options



Job By Category

View All

Job By Location

View All
Indepth
Doing Due Diligence Of A Company In "Troubled Waters"
SUJJAIN TALWAR & RAMYA MOHAN, ECONOMIC LAWS PRACTISE
Companies in ‘troubled waters’ normally pay less attention to compliance matters.
What Regulation Applies if No Exemption is Granted?
SAHIL SHAH & VAIDYANATHAN IYER, NISHITH DESAI ASSOCIATES
No convincing argument was made by the promoters to SEBI for obtaining the exemption in the case of Citadel Realty.
Interviews
AIM head brushes aside the shareholder activism dampener as specific to just a few cos & not a wide phenomenon.
Siguler Guff's Praneet Singh says PE Funds need to tighten processes and operations.