Indian Corporates

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Corporate results indicate improving demand

To encourage women participation in formal workforce, real estate consultant Colliers India has suggested that corporates should adopt HR policies that nurture career of female employees while the design of offices should embrace diversity. It suggested corporates to have offices centrally located, adopt hybrid working model and provide child care facilities, among other solutions. On the occasion of International Women's Day, Colliers India has come out with a report 'Designing Workplaces for Women'. The report gives recommendations to create more inclusive and women-friendly workplaces. "India has a higher proportion of employable women at about 52 per cent, but actual employed women workforce stands at an abysmal low," Collier India CEO Ramesh Nair said. "Equality at workplaces comes from two aspects - policies that a company formulates that nurture women and their careers, and an office design that embraces inclusivity," he said. Nair pointed out that offices have been built f

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting by Indian corporates has improved by 160 per cent, CareEdge Research said

The sector is expected to outperform

Commentary on misgovernance dwells on misdemeanour, but perpetrators often do not demonstrate malintent. There are plenty of smoke signals, however, before every episode

A shift from the high-debt hybrid annuity scheme for infra projects to a low-debt, performance-linked model is encouraging government and private majors to pivot to this business in a bigger way

Companies are also focusing on hiring second-career women - those who are returning to work after a career break

The government on Monday said there are 3,560 companies in India that have Chinese directors. In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs Rao Inderjit Singh said there are 174 Chinese companies that are registered in the country as foreign companies having place of business in India with the ministry. "... as per the CDM database, there are 3,560 companies in India which have Chinese directors. It is not possible to give the number of companies having Chinese investors/ shareholders as the data is not separately maintained in the MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) system," he said. The Corporate Data Management (CDM) portal has been developed by the ministry as an in-house data analytics and business intelligence unit. The government has amended certain rules and forms prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013 to regulate the incorporation of companies, the appointment of directors, issuance & transfer of securities and undertaking compromise, ...

Larger groups like the Tatas, Aditya Birla and Reliance Retail are slowly making a mark in a Rs 46,400 cr industry that is otherwise ruled by traditional organised and unorganised players

Indian companies and banks have raised around Rs 35,000 crore ($4.39 billion) from Sep. 1 to Sep. 7, slightly short of the Rs 45,000 crore raised in August

On the 75th Independence Day of India, we tip our hat to the business leaders who have shaped the journey so far. The enterprises steered by them shifted India from a Nehruvian to a neo-liberal model

Businesses are doing better two years after the pandemic began, but not everyone is sailing smoothly

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Citigroup expects annual growth in its corporate banking business in India to accelerate to 10% in the next few years as it focuses on its institutional business after recently selling its consumer banking business, a top executive said.

After rationalisation, nine Bank of Baroda branches will cater to large corporates while 27 will be for mid-sized corporates

Today, far too many people earn far too little to support consumption growth of the kind the economy needs, notes T N Ninan

The sharp rise in interest rates in the financial markets has made companies turn to commercial banks for their borrowing requirements

Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra, RPG Enterprises Chairman Harsh Goenka and Biocon Ltd Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw came out in support of Agnipath, saying it has potential for employment

MakeMyTrip said it is planning to enhance its business-to-business segment, targeting large corporates and MSMEs to tap the opportunity in domestic corporate travel.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance expressed concerns over the monitoring mechanism in ensuring compliance with the provisions of CSR