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Capital market articles published by Hemindra Hazari

The display of such largesse should be a troubling signal for shareholders who worry about corporate governance. Hemindra HazariBANKINGGOVERNMENT25/JUL/2017 Rewarding senior management during a particularly bad year should be a troubling signal for shareholders. Credit: Reuters Mumbai: In a year when the net profit of Axis Bank – India’s third-largest private bank –...
Mumbai: It is the season of resignations for the independent directors of India Inc’s corporate boards. The recent stormy exit of R. Chandrashekhar from the board of Yes Bank caught the media’s attention, after which the private sector lender had to issue an apology to the stock exchanges and retract its earlier statement that his resignation was...
The fact that the RBI supported the administrator’s actions in the court case indicates that, in all likelihood, it had orally instructed him to proceed. On January 20, 2023, the Bombay high court dealt a body blow to Yes Bank. It set aside the decision of the then Administrator (and...
In response to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) directive to Yes Bank to replace the present CEO-promoter Rana Kapoor by January 31, 2019, the bank’s share price fell a stunning 29% on September 21, and Rs 20,937 crores of market capitalisation went up in smoke. The RBI’s directive is...
A liquidity crisis of such a magnitude is not an overnight phenomena yet the credit rating agency certified the compnay as investment grade thereby misinforming bond holders and bankers
The bank’s official explanation of a technical glitch needs to be examined, by the RBI, which should commission a probe. Hemindra Hazari On November 5, 2021, the auspicious day of the Hindu New Year, the Economic Times burst a firecracker of a news story on IndusInd Bank.  The story cited whistle blowers (a group...