The government has slashed basic corporate tax rate to 22 per cent from 30 per cent while for new manufacturing companies it has been cut down to 15 per cent from 25 per cent

Underlining the importance of self, Sequeira said: \"We are critically important in this whole question as we sometimes don't let ourselves be the priority we should be.\"

Giving a talk on \"Food For Thought: Eating Right To Manage Stress\", nutritionist Jinal Shah outlined the importance of eating well instead of starving oneself to stay fit and healthy

The PE veteran Renuka Ramnath's firm has the backing of many global names

Ashu Suyash of CRISIL maintained high standards of transparency in rating corporate debt papers

Aisha De Sequeira successfully juggled health and career

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's announcement of Rs 20,000-crore fund may be a liquidity booster but it will not help in demand creation, which is necessary to rid the sector of unsold inventory and cash crunch

FPIs have withdrawn Rs 33,700 crore from equity market since July 2019 while DIIs have been net buyers to the tune of Rs 43,800 crore

Corporate India's interest outgo is growing faster than its operating income. As sectoral issues combine with a slowdown to pull down earnings, servicing debt could become more challenging

Currently, construction of nearly 1,75,000 homes in 220 projects has been stalled due to lack of funds or clearances

The government's move to treat housing finance companies (HFCs) as one of the categories of NBFCs will increase funding and compliance costs for HFCs, shrinking the entire mortgage industry at a time when it is already struggling with liquidity issues

The weighted average price among the top eight cities of India remained stagnant at Rs 6783 per sq ft during the period while the unsold inventory stood at 42 months, implying that it will take three-and-a-half years for the existing unsold inventory to clear up

Credit rating agencies assess financial strength of companies and their ability to meet debt repayment obligations

In a fund starved market, private equity firms with oodles of cash are stepping in to pick up anything they can. But there are dangers

As people's preference moves towards renting over owning, the already tepid housing market may see a further dip with the implementation of the proposed Model Tenancy Act

As things stand, only stringent measures on fast-tracking dispute resolution between tenants and owners can really promote rental housing

As things stand, the RBI does not seem to have the necessary wherewithal to closely monitor diverse entities in the financial sector

The Hiranandani Group also announced its foray into the data centre parks business with a new arm -- Yotta Infrastructure

If promoters have to bring down their shareholding from 75 to 65 per cent anytime soon, we will most likely get into a two-year bearish phase, says expert

Following the NBFC crisis, liquidity has dried up for project finance, and only top developers are now able to raise fresh funds