Gender diversity is missing in large areas of the financial services industry. There is no easy way out.

Lessons from the failure of some of India's biggest business names.

Look at the corporate governance theme to pick winning stocks.

The government has given signal to banks to try out yet another resolution approach, including AMC-AIF, for dealing with growing stressed assets. Will it work?

It has not given bankers the realisations they had hoped for. Now the government has unveiled a new approach even while they are modifying the act.

Why alternative investment funds are gaining traction with wealthy Indians.

At a hearing before a two-member bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), senior lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for ArcelorMittal, said \"NuMetal and Rewant Ruia are alter ego of each other. They both are the same.\"

Chandrasekaran, who is also the chairman of the salt-to-software conglomerate Tata Group, says Tata Steel aims to increase its capacity in India from 13 million tonnes per annum currently to 25 million tonnes.

He has been buying stressed assets across the world for the last five years. Now NRI Sanjeev Gupta has turned to India. Who is this man and will he succeed?

Petrol prices hiked for third day straight, touches Rs 75.10 in Delhi; diesel prices at all time highAfter remaining stagnant for 19 days, fuel prices have risen across the country for the third day in a row. Petrol prices were increased by 15 paise on Wednesday in Delhi and Mumbai, while it was raised by 14 paise and 16 paise in Kolkata and Chennai respectively. State-owned oil companies in June last year dumped the 15-year old practice of revising rates on 1st and 16th of every ...

India-born British industrialist Sanjeev Gupta plans to invest $10 billion (Rs 67,500 crore) in the Indian market in the next couple of years, including for buying bankrupt assets in steel and auto.

Kolkata-based Electrosteel Steels Limited, with debt of Rs 14,000 crore plus, recently became the first company from the dozen large distressed cases shortlisted by the Reserve Bank of India to exit from the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).

With occupancy hitting a decade high, hoteliers believe an upturn is in sight; but the early signs are far from conclusive.

India's biggest distressed asset investor, Rashesh Shah of Edelweiss Group, has accumulated the largest pile of bad loans - over Rs 90,000 crore. Will his gambit succeed?

JSW Steel and Tata Steel are fighting to claim the top slot by building new capacities and scooping up sick assets.

War of words is running thick between the two bidders ( ArcelorMittal and Russian bank VTB Capital) of the bankrupt Essar Steel.

Kotak Mahindra Bank is focusing on acquisitions, organic growth and universal banking model to consolidate its position.

With focus on large companies, Bank of America is firing on all cylinders.

The Reserve Bank of India may be moving too fast, too soon, in its efforts to resolve the bad loan mess.