The Chief Financial Officer of a tech entity that has newly gone for an initial public offer is, perhaps, the toughest job there is in India Inc. Why? Read on.
What happens when an IPO frenzy sucks out $3.7 billion (₹27,417 crore) in just six months? The answer, according to Nikhil Kamath, co-founder, Zerodha and True Beacon, is—collateral damage.
Kalyan Jewellers has managed to get its IPO oversubscribed, and is betting on a strategy that tailors each of its stores according to the location’s cultural values. But there are challenges ahead.
The pandemic, ultimately, was unsuccessful in denting the country's capital raising confidence, as India Inc. raised over ₹1.88 lakh crore, beating the record of over ₹1.75 lakh crore raised in FY18.
Route Mobile, a cloud communications platform for enterprises, has had a dream run on the bourses since its listing last year. At the core of this success is the humble text message.
SPAC, or Special Purpose Acquisition Company, has become an attractive road for startups to gain entry into the U.S. public market via a reverse merger. But this route has its own challenges.
Absence of new taxes, no tweaking of older ones, infrastructure capex focus, and stronger disinvestment intent boosts equity indices, with the Sensex recording its best Budget-day gains since 1997.
Despite the raging Covid-19 pandemic and economic disruptions due to it, Indian investment banking activities grew, hitting a three-year high in 2020, with revenues touching $1.03 billion.
