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Nachiket Kelkar

He termed corporate governance was like the "nervous system of an organisation."

SEBI Chairman reiterates on strong role of independent directors in corporate governance 

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 6, 2026

 Independent directors are there not only for compliance and pointing fingers at management, but for also supporting and finding solutions to accountability, the chairman said.

The Economic Survey this year had projected India’s GDP to grow in the 6.8-7.2% range in FY27.

Inflation & currency pressures mount: Will RBI hike rates in FY27? Economists weigh in

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 3, 2026

RBI expected to keep benchmark repo rate on hold in MPC meeting over April 6-8; more measures to defend the rupee, provide liquidity likely to be announced.

Sebi said there was a possibility that the entire purchase order of the company could get matched with the sale order placed by one or very few shareholders.

BT Explainer | Why Sebi has proposed the reintroduction of open market share buybacks

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 3, 2026

The taxation framework governing the buyback of securities has undergone a significant change; now it’s taxed in the hands of shareholders as capital gains.

Back in 2001, the attack on the World Trade Centre in New York in 2001, led to the Nifty 500 cracking 43%, but rebounded 22% over the next year and 40 per cent over three years

'After 9/11, markets crashed 43%, but...': Why current crisis is a long-term investment opportunity

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 2, 2026

Amid the current market corrections, valuations of large caps are looking more comfortable, said Avinash Satwalekar, the president of Franklin Templeton, India

The move will force banks to sell dollars, which should help the rupee strengthen.

RBI tightens grip on forex market as Rupee faces renewed pressure

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 2, 2026

The RBI has looked to curb speculative activity by directing banks to not offer any non-deliverable contracts involving the rupee to corporates.

Geopolitical tensions, especially the West Asia conflict, have renewed risks for India’s import-heavy economy despite easing trade pressures earlier.

West Asia conflict: India Inc may have shown resilience so far, but risks are rising

by Nachiket Kelkar |Apr 1, 2026

A prolonged war could push up inflation and lower GDP growth, say analysts. Asset quality in sectors affected due to the conflict will have to be closely monitored  

MVS Murthy On Federal Bank’s Bold Brand Refresh & Pan-India Growth

MVS Murthy On Federal Bank’s Bold Brand Refresh & Pan-India Growth

by Nachiket Kelkar |Mar 31, 2026

MVS Murthy, Chief Marketing Officer, Federal Bank gives more insights on the recent brand refresh that Federal Bank has undertaken and how the lender, dominant in the South, is strengthening pan India...

The rupee has slipped close to 10% in the financial year 2025-26 (FY26), its worst annual drop in more than a decade.

Should RBI step in with more measures to stabilise the rupee?

by Nachiket Kelkar |Mar 31, 2026

Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Adviser of State Bank of India, says a special window could be opened for oil marketing companies to separate their daily demand of around $250-300 million fro...

#BTMindrush2026 | Arnab Basu Of PwC On India Inc Balancing Short-Term Challenges With Long-Term Resilience

#BTMindrush2026 | Arnab Basu Of PwC On India Inc Balancing Short-Term Challenges With Long-Term

by Nachiket Kelkar |Mar 30, 2026

The conflict in West Asia is having a big impact on the economy; certain sectors are particularly hit hard. Arnab Basu, partner, clients and industries leader, PwC shares his insights on how India Inc...

#BTMindrush2026 | Sanjeev Krishan of PwC On West Asia Conflict Impact & How India Can Stay Resilient

#BTMindrush2026 | Sanjeev Krishan Of PwC On West Asia Conflict Impact & How India Can Stay Resilient

by Nachiket Kelkar |Mar 30, 2026

Sanjeev Krishan of PwC shares his perspective on how the West Asia conflict is impacting economies — and what India must do to stay resilient.