Public Equity

The Four Tensions That Characterise India

Investors who deploy capital keeping the fundamentals in mind will outperform others even in the 6% GDP growth climate. Continue Reading »

A New Dawn For Investing In The Indian Stock Market

As corporate-politician nexus wanes, investors move away from 'well-connected' cos, which indicates a paradigm shift. Continue Reading »

Governance: What Should Companies & Investors Do

Over the past nine months the question we repeatedly get asked by institutional investors is “how do we cope with corr Continue Reading »

India Inc. Needs More Affordable Capital

A reform-induced lowering of the cost of capital in India is likely to benefit debt-heavy and cash-starved sectors. Continue Reading »

Fund Of Funds: The Role It Plays

The ultimate goal is to be the ‘eyes and ears’ of the investors on the ground and provide value-added due diligence Continue Reading »

The Second Wave of Economic Reforms

Insider Trading Shakes Investor Trust In Market

A Dislocation Looms

Rising Crony Capitalism in India – A Statistical Myth?

Scam Busting Comes Of Age

How Inflation Hurts Us

Iconoclasts In Finance

The Rise of the Aspirational Indian

The Destructive Power of Dilution

An Emotional Calculation of Cost of Equity

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The Dilemma Of “Control”

NARENDRA DINGANKAR & MINI RAMAN
In India, law governing acquisition of “control” of listed cos is laid out in takeover regulations framed by SEBI.
About 60 fund managers polled for the VCCircle Survey.