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The face of Indian financial sector changed forever with the initiation of economic reforms in 1991. Deregulation and integration has led Indian banks and financial institutions into competition both on the assets side as well as the liabilities ...more »
Till the mid-1990s, Indian banks were quite indifferent to risk management, mainly because they operated in a regulated and protected environment. The subsequent banking liberalization and progressive deregulation, including the freeing of interest rates, led both to growing ...more »
Globally, financial services have always been on the forefront of change, be it innovation in products, mergers and acquisitions, or technology. India's case is no exception to this rule. The country's financial sector reforms have energised the entire ...more »
How to risk-proof your business against exchange rate fluctuations
Given the increasingly global nature of business and investments, fluctuations in foreign exchange — or forex — rates now impact a vast number of businesses affecting as they ...more »
In the liberalized global economy, trade and capital flows are freer than ever before. For a newly liberalizing developing country like India, this throws up many challenges and opportunities:
How to protect and increase its share of ...more »
Entrepreneurs and business owners don’t need to be accountants—but they do need enough information to help them make profitable decisions. All too often, owners and managers of smaller companies lack the know-how to effectively manage the financial end ...more »
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