Hey I am on Medial • 11m
As someone in finance, I'd say the bigger hurdle is regulation. SEBI is way more protective than the SEC. Plus, the kind of complex financial instruments these giants deal in aren't even allowed in India yet. We need a major regulatory overhaul before we can even think of a BlackRock-scale entity
Hey I am on Medial • 4m
In India, the industry takes to take the regulatory provisions a bit too lightly. Paytm is the recent example of someone having to pay heavily for it. It was doing roaring business to which RBI put an abrupt stop on 15 March 2024 for violations of re
See MoreFrom Plate to Fame, ... • 24d
Recently, the Karnataka High Court imposed a ban on bike-taxi services like Uber, Rapido, and Ola in the state, stating that using white-board (private) vehicles for commercial passenger transport is illegal under the current legal framework. However
See MoreKeen Learner and Exp... • 2m
India's Latest Start Up Scandal Gensol borrowed almost ₹978 crore to rent electric vehicles (EVs) to BluSmart. And the interesting fact here is that Gensol has no direct equity or ownership interest in BluSmart as a distinct legal entity. Gensol do
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Dexter Capital Advisors • 1y
Why did Tata Play, Oyo & Swiggy go for confidential IPO filing? 😅😅 Last week, many mocked Swiggy for filing IPO papers with SEBI under the confidentiality route. They said, “Keep the IPO also private!” This made me realise, most people don’t even
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