The Fortune India-EY study of the best performers in India Inc. is a three-month long extensive exercise that pores over the financial performance data — revenue, profits, share price performance and return on capital employed — of their companies over a three-year period to identify the top three performers in four size categories, 12 sectors and among PSUs. The findings are then presented before an eminent jury that decided India’s Best CEOs for 2022.
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India's Best CEOs
The Fortune India-EY study pores over the financial performance data of India Inc. over a three-year period to identify the top three performers in four size categories, 12 sectors and among PSUs.
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The Conversation: Vijay Govindarajan, Coxe Distinguished Professor, Tuck School Of Business, Dartmouth College
How the business strategy has moved from traditional models of product-based advantages to more innovative approaches that blend physical and digital assets to solve customer problems.
The Brief: The Rise Of Micro Credit NBFCs
Non-bank micro credit lenders have widened their lead over banks with 39% market share.
ACT Builds Up Talent Pool For Growth
Employees undergo training to fill skill gap to navigate the future.
Axis HR Playbook: Banking On Inclusivity
Ensuring inclusion, diversity and career progression is how the country’s third-largest private bank is harnessing its talent pool.
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The Conversation: Vijay Govindarajan, Coxe Distinguished Professor, Tuck School Of Business, Dartmouth College
How the business strategy has moved from traditional models of product-based advantages to more innovative approaches that blend physical and digital assets to solve customer problems.
The Brief: The Rise Of Micro Credit NBFCs
Non-bank micro credit lenders have widened their lead over banks with 39% market share.
ACT Builds Up Talent Pool For Growth
Employees undergo training to fill skill gap to navigate the future.
Axis HR Playbook: Banking On Inclusivity
Ensuring inclusion, diversity and career progression is how the country’s third-largest private bank is harnessing its talent pool.
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