Page 12 - Editorial Comment
Banking on tenure
Longer terms for PSB chiefs address the talent gap partly
 "Banking on tenure")
Protecting data privacy
The new Bill, though better, gives govt too much discretion
 "Protecting data privacy")
Good and bad news
COP27 does not push forward India's agenda significantly
 "Good and bad news")
The governor's role
Conflicts with state govts must be avoided
 "The governor's role")
Increasing responsibilities
Fiscal management will become more difficult
 "Increasing responsibilities")
Unwelcome reminder
Trade weakness would affect growth
 "Unwelcome reminder")
Beyond Bali
India's presidency must make G20 more relevant
 "Beyond Bali")
Boosting production
New urea policy is showing encouraging results
 "Boosting production")
Prompt disclosures
Sebi's suggestions will reduce information asymmetry
 "Prompt disclosures")
Forced transmission
New guidelines for satellite channels leave wide scope for interpretation
 "Forced transmission")
Crypto meltdown
FTX underlines the risk of unregulated markets
 "Crypto meltdown")
Green yields
Transparency will be critical for green bonds
 "Green yields")
Muddling regulations
Insolvency resolution should not be weakened
 "Muddling regulations")
Managing market infrastructure
Institutions need better governance structure
No 'red wave'
Democratic Party does better than expected in midterms
 "No 'red wave'")
Another lotus blooms
India prepares to take over the G20 presidency
 "Another lotus blooms")
A fresh beginning
Justice Chandrachud's term will be closely followed
 "A fresh beginning")
Managing growth expectations
In a highly uncertain global economic environment, realistic growth projections would reduce risks
 "Managing growth expectations")
The irrelevance of regional rural banks
Scope of their survival is diminishing. Even as the overall business of rural financial institutions has generally been looking up, they are struggling to scale up business volumes
 "The irrelevance of regional rural banks")
Welcome write-off: Acknowledging failure of 116 projects is the first step
It is true that the government should not throw good money after bad, but failed projects should at least be used as lessons to improve the implementation of future infrastructure projects
 "Welcome write-off: Acknowledging failure of 116 projects is the first step")
