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Newsletter | 18 January 2016

SBI decides to go slow on using SDR

SBI decides to go slow on using SDR

The lender will invoke strategic debt restructuring only in cases where there is clarity on a buyer for the stressed assets

The four horsemen of the financial apocalypse

The Bible's Book of Revelation talks of four horsemen who will rampage across the world, bringing war, pestilence, famine, death. What's their financial equivalent?

After Start-up India launch, focus turns to implementation

While measures announced at the event Saturday have enthused entrepreneurs, it remains to be seen how these policies take shape

NDA junks the 'dumb peasant' argument

Traditionally, public policy has tended to view Indian farmers as what is described in economic history as the "dumb peasant"

OPINION

Yet another attempt at peace with Pakistan

Yet another attempt at peace with Pakistan

Islamabad's actions after Pathankot are a charade that has been played before

Testing direct democracy

The notion of direct democracy is being challenged—not in the name of liberalism, but of technocratic efficiency

Reforming or deforming the Fed?

It is not the role of the US president—or the aspiring president—to tell the Fed how to manage its policy rate

The global implications of Barack Obama's speech

The US president's swan song has eloquently, though incompletely, spelt out an ambitious but essential vision for a new world order

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A 'call money' market in Andhra Pradesh

Call money is a loan issued by a bank without setting fixed schedules that must be repaid on demand. But in AP and Telangana, it's different

Retail investors in wait and watch mode

Cash is king as even inflows into mutual funds remain muted; high turnover attributed to traders

Quadria to invest in Concord Biotech

Private equity fund set to pump in Rs.500 crore for a 20% stake in biotech firm; deal likely to close by month-end

RIL seen posting a record profit, riding on strong refining margins

Analysts expect the company to report a standalone profit of Rs7,010.8 crore on sales of Rs57,279.2 crore

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