Janmejaya Sinha

Dealing with family businesses

Business partners should take care to understand the family in a family business or they may find family businesses too enigmatic to deal with

Rescuing the financial sector

In the concluding part of the series, the author argues that a government with the courage to abrogate Article 370 must not shy away from the banking reform required

The Indian banking journey: Logic & cure

In part 1 of a series, the author traces the compulsions behind bank nationalisation and the effects of liberalisation on the banking sector

An urgent reform agenda for RBI

Its policies need to evolve to take cognizance of geo-political risks and the opportunities that digitisation offers to the poor

Janmejaya Sinha: Advice to new CEOs

Janmejaya Sinha: An agenda for the new RBI governor

Three things need Patel's attention: cleaning up bank balance sheets, evaluating robustness of CPI and pushing for digitisation in financial services

Janmejaya Sinha & Rohit Vohra: Welcome push for textile sector

The new textile policy addresses many important issues, but there is more to do. The government has to expedite its efforts in getting free trade agreements with major markets

Janmejaya Sinha: Abolish cash to achieve financial inclusion

A Fletcher School study shows the cost of cash is higher for the poor than the rich. All the functions that cash performs can be performed digitally via a cellphone or a card, economically and painles

Janmejaya Sinha: The importance of being independent

The P J Nayak committee report shows we cannot ignore the issue of the government's stake in public sector banks anymore

Janmejaya Sinha: What about near national treatment for state banks?

They face two key challenges - manpower and capital. Sadly, these are not on the agenda for reform