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Pratik Datta
The writer is a Senior Research Fellow at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co
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Do we still need the ‘wilful defaulter’ framework?Subscriber Only
May 09,2024 08:03:38 AM
It was intended for information sharing, not blacklisting borrowers from financial markets
Thu, May 09, 2024
For Indian companies, the way to moneySubscriber Only
December 19,2023 08:00:32 AM
Favourable policy on foreign listings could generate rich dividends for economy
Tue, Dec 19, 2023
How to curb government’s fiscal irresponsibilitySubscriber Only
September 08,2023 07:07:34 AM
Our plea is to stop trying to envision better ways of Parliament writing a fiscal responsibility law. New ideas are needed
Fri, Sep 08, 2023
On defaulters, RBI prioritises public interestSubscriber Only
June 20,2023 07:30:12 AM
Banks are commercial enterprises and should be allowed to operate accordingly. In principle, separating a commercial decision such as loan recovery from criminal proceedings against wilful defaulters is a step in the right direction
Tue, Jun 20, 2023
Lesson from demonetisation verdict: There is now greater judicial scrutiny of RBI decisionsSubscriber Only
January 11,2023 20:14:54 PM
Pratik Datta writes: Policymakers need to be careful while extending the role of an independent central bank beyond its traditional and uncontested activities
Wed, Jan 11, 2023
Recent Supreme Court judgment on IBC may weaken insolvency regimeSubscriber Only
July 22,2022 04:00:07 AM
Pratik Datta writes: The likely outcome of the latest ruling would be more litigation and delay at the admission stage, enhancing the risks of value destruction in the underlying distressed business
Fri, Jul 22, 2022
Pratik Datta writes: There needs to be greater transparency in RBI’s policy makingSubscriber Only
June 24,2022 04:15:45 AM
Pratik Datta writes: The central bank should issue regulatory instructions only after public consultations, clearly explain rationale for decisions, set up review mechanisms
Fri, Jun 24, 2022
Why special situation funds are necessarySubscriber Only
March 16,2022 04:30:37 AM
Pratik Datta writes: Their introduction in India promises to usher in a modern era of distressed debt investing
Tue, Mar 29, 2022
Implications of using bankruptcy code against discomsSubscriber Only
November 30,2021 03:45:27 AM
🔴 Pratik Datta writes: It would compel states to either reform their financially distressed discoms or yield to privatisation efforts through insolvency resolution.
Wed, Dec 01, 2021
Lessons from China on bad banksSubscriber Only
June 25,2021 04:20:20 AM
Such a bank has a temporary purpose, and need not exist in perpetuity.
Fri, Jun 25, 2021
India needs national security screening of FDISubscriber Only
March 13,2021 00:01:40 AM
India’s tryst with Chinese FDI during Covid underlines importance of identifying national security threats from foreign investment. A dedicated law is needed to handle such issues.
Sat, Mar 13, 2021
Courts must assess which central bank policies are suitable for judicial review while insisting on RBI’s accountabilitySubscriber Only
November 11,2020 03:05:19 AM
Adopting the polycentricity test within constitutional jurisprudence would help sustain the legitimacy of judicial review while retaining the accountability of technocratic institutions such as the central bank.
Wed, Nov 11, 2020
Asset reconstruction companies must be allowed to turn around distressed businessesSubscriber Only
October 06,2020 03:05:36 AM
If only asset reconstruction companies are allowed to directly participate in IBC resolutions by infusing equity, they could emerge as the most efficient vehicle for turning around distressed Indian businesses.
Tue, Oct 06, 2020
RBI proposal on capping bank CEO tenure is not supported by any cogent evidenceSubscriber Only
July 31,2020 00:40:36 AM
It may be prudent for the RBI to publish an empirical study on the impact of CEO tenure on bank performance before translating this proposal into an enforceable regulation.
Fri, Jul 31, 2020
SEBI should operationalise framework for easing restrictions on raising money abroadSubscriber Only
September 13,2019 00:16:54 AM
India’s tryst with DRs began with the first scheme in 1993. Liberalisation gave a major boost to export-oriented services sector companies. Given their high growth potential, they could easily raise equity capital.
Fri, Sep 13, 2019Journalism of Courage
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