Bill and Melinda Gates have announced their divorce. What does this mean for their multi-billion dollar philanthropic enterprise?
Why are Europe's richest football clubs starting a new league and why do many of the fans disapprove? Is it better economics? Or unjust self-enrichment?
In this episode of LongShorts, we explore the nature of emergent entities which are characterising themselves under the umbrella of neobanking systems.
Kalyan Jewellers IPO is launching today. Let's take you through its particulars and help you gain an insight into the country's retail jewellery market.
Easy Trip Planners launched its IPO recently. Let's take you through the ins and outs of the company's ledger before you think of investing.
This is the first of a two-part publication reviewing the current valuation of stocks. The focus is US-centric and we investigate the long-run valuation and prospects.
The Government is keen of setting up a new Development Finance Institution in the coming months to bridge the gaps in infra-sector lending. How pertinent is this plan?
This week in LongShorts, we talk with Jitesh Agarwal about the rapid evolution of fintech across the world - and how these factors have disrupted traditional banking as we know it.
The Government plans on creating legislative framework to make it easier for foreign universities to set up campuses in India. We analyse the benefits and viabilities of this plan.
We catch up with Ravi Kaushik, Partner at WaterBridge Ventures, an early stage VC firm, as he reflects on his philosophy towards investing Venture Capital in India and identifying...
We speak with Taponeel Mukherjee, a Finance and Infrastructure Expert to discuss how companies (specifically Indian companies) should look beyond rights issues and bank loans...to...
Venture Debt can act as a viable financing option for certain early-stage and growth-stage "VC-backed" companies. The idea behind Venture Debt is to extend debt to VC-backed compan...
