Andy Mukherjee
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A Lender Ban Isn't The Answer To India’s Credit Excesses
The central bank needs to rein in its regulatory zeal. Scaring away capital won’t help absorb future loan losses.
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How Did A Startup Win A Rare Banking License In India?
BharatPe, a barely three-year-old payments startup, is going to be the half-owner of a bank in India - a prize that has eluded many of the country's pedigreed tycoons.
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Opinion: Bengaluru Reads Your X-Ray. Chennai May Train Your Doctor
India's capabilities in software are entering a new phase. The industry that came into its own at the turn of the millennium has remained fixated on providing outsourced services at a fraction of code-writing cos
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Opinion: India's Internet Bill Is Straight Out of Beijing's Playbook
One of the laws under which India governs its communications industry dates back to 1885 - when Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone was not even a decade old.
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How Did A Startup Win A Rare Banking License In India?
BharatPe, a barely three-year-old payments startup, is going to be the half-owner of a bank in India - a prize that has eluded many of the country's pedigreed tycoons.
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Why I'm Losing Hope In India
Call it buyers' remorse. Those of us who thought that muscular leadership would revive India's dream of mimicking Chinese-style double-digit expansion are not just disappointed. For many of my generation, our long-cherished hope for a better, greater India is all but gone. We wanted to trade some of our democratic chaos for a little bit more growth...
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India’s Lehman Genie Is Out of the Bottle Again
An IL&FS unit’s unexpected default threatens to upend the shadow-banking industry.
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Can Central Banks Go Broke? A Question for India
An institution with money-printing powers should have no difficulty keeping lights on. But could it continue to act effectively?
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A $54 Trillion Loss to China Highlights India’s Bond Disconnect
India has much to learn from the opening of China’s onshore bond market.
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Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
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A Lender Ban Isn't The Answer To India’s Credit Excesses
The central bank needs to rein in its regulatory zeal. Scaring away capital won’t help absorb future loan losses.
-
How Did A Startup Win A Rare Banking License In India?
BharatPe, a barely three-year-old payments startup, is going to be the half-owner of a bank in India - a prize that has eluded many of the country's pedigreed tycoons.
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Opinion: Bengaluru Reads Your X-Ray. Chennai May Train Your Doctor
India's capabilities in software are entering a new phase. The industry that came into its own at the turn of the millennium has remained fixated on providing outsourced services at a fraction of code-writing cos
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Opinion: India's Internet Bill Is Straight Out of Beijing's Playbook
One of the laws under which India governs its communications industry dates back to 1885 - when Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone was not even a decade old.
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How Did A Startup Win A Rare Banking License In India?
BharatPe, a barely three-year-old payments startup, is going to be the half-owner of a bank in India - a prize that has eluded many of the country's pedigreed tycoons.
-
Why I'm Losing Hope In India
Call it buyers' remorse. Those of us who thought that muscular leadership would revive India's dream of mimicking Chinese-style double-digit expansion are not just disappointed. For many of my generation, our long-cherished hope for a better, greater India is all but gone. We wanted to trade some of our democratic chaos for a little bit more growth...
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India’s Lehman Genie Is Out of the Bottle Again
An IL&FS unit’s unexpected default threatens to upend the shadow-banking industry.
-
Can Central Banks Go Broke? A Question for India
An institution with money-printing powers should have no difficulty keeping lights on. But could it continue to act effectively?
-
A $54 Trillion Loss to China Highlights India’s Bond Disconnect
India has much to learn from the opening of China’s onshore bond market.
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Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
