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| Prithvi Haldea, CEO, Prime Database, in Businessworld |
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| We have heard of the dictum, 'art for art's sake', we have seen and continue to see 'ministers for ministers' sake'. Now we have a new principle, thanks to disinvestment minister Arun Shourie, and that is 'reforms for reforms' sake. |
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| Former union finance minister, P Chidambaram, in |
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| Fortune India |
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| True competition invests in facilities. True competition innovates, provides a differentiated product to customers and cares about service. While, false competition relies on subsidies and ultimately hurts everyone's ability to raise capital and invest. |
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| Edward Whitcare, CEO, SBC, in The Times of India |
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| The globalisation journey is long and risky, and can take 10 or more years. What it takes to be a global champion is long-term commitment, a sustained effort and systematic investments. |
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| Rajat Gupta, senior partner, McKinsey & Co, in |
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| Business Line |
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| For the first time in five years, upgrades exceeded downgrades across the manufacturing, finance and infrastructure sectors. It is hard not to be positive about economic prospects. |
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| Roopa Kadwa, executive director and chief rating officer, |
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| Crisil, in Fortune India |
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| It makes sense to permit mutual funds to structure themselves the way people think of them - as services bought based on performance and cost. |
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| Steven Wallman, former SEC commissioner, in |
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| Businessweek |
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| At the rate at which the rest of the world is now making net investments in the US, it could annually buy and sock away nearly 4 per cent of our publicly traded stocks. |
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| Warren Buffet, CEO, Berkshire Hathway in Fortune |
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