Independence in payments regulation
India needs a payments regulator that is proactive and tries its best to accommodate interests of participants, especially when the industry is in its teething stage.
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Editor’s letter from the March 2019 issue
The price of dissent
RBI governor Urjit Patel’s resignation shows that on contentious economic issues there is no space for an amicable solution between the govt and the central bank in the current political scenario.
Decoding the government-RBI spat
The story behind Urjit Patel’s resignation.
RBI governor Urjit Patel quits
Move seen as fallout of bitter spat with government, comes days before RBI board meeting slated for December 14
WhatsApp appoints Abhijit Bose as India head
From fake news to regulatory issues over its payments service, WhatsApp’s first India head will have a lot to take care of.
The curious regulatory carte blanche
Where statutes empower the executive with powers to issue directions to an independent regulator, the limits of such power should be clearly set out.
SC bans sale of BS-IV vehicles after April 2020
While some automakers were expecting a grace period to clear stocks, the apex court said it’s the need of the hour to move to a cleaner fuel.
Ajit Mohan to head Facebook in India
Mohan will step into the role of managing director and vice-president of Facebook India, nearly a year after Umang Bedi quit.
Cyber risks may become bigger than regulatory risks for companies
A Deloitte report finds that around a third of the companies surveyed still don’t have a chief risk officer and risk management ranks high on the board agenda of only 35% firms
