When fear overtakes greed
Franklin Templeton India has closed six yield-oriented schemes—which accounted for 63.4% of its total debt-oriented funds’ average AUM. It links the closure to Covid-19-related market dislocations.
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Decoding disinvestments
A detailed look at data reveals that Modi 1.0 had a far superior record on disinvestment compared to UPA 2.0.
LNG: It’s light, natural and green
With the government pushing for clean energy when domestic gas production is falling, and renewables yet to take off, importing it could be the only option.
Building the new TCS
Editor’s letter from the February 2019 issue.
Coming up next, India’s third-largest bank
Government proposes merger of Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank. Experts divided on whether the move will help the troubled public sector lenders.
PSU losses: Rs 1 lakh crore and counting...
Public sector enterprises are bleeding crores, and there seems no end in sight. Is there a case for these companies anymore?
Govt mulls new mechanism to resolve bad loans
Interim Finance Minister Piyush Goyal announces a committee has been formed to explore setting up an Asset Reconstruction Company to take over troubled loans of public sector banks.
The 2018 PSU50 – sliced and diced
Banks are back in this year’s PSU50 list, but with a lower share of the total profits, while oil & gas companies rule.
The PSU muddle
Editor’s letter from the March 2018 issue
The PSU road to green transport — and profits
EESL is an unlikely PSU; it neither manufactures nor distributes. What it does is create demand. It has turned its sights on electric vehicles now
