Less-than-expected rainfall and a poor spatial distribution, experts say, can rekindle fears of a rise in food and fuel inflation that can have an impact on the RBI's monetary policy.
Luxury carmaker Lexus is looking to expand its customer base in India, enhance sales infrastructure as part of its strategy to grow sales in the country which is expected to see the premium segment return to pre-Covid levels this year, according to a top company official. The company, which is the luxury car arm of Japanese auto major Toyota, completed six years in India earlier this month and now plans to consolidate its position with a slew of measures to bring in additional volumes and growth. In an interaction with PTI, Lexus India President Naveen Soni said the company intends to increase sales contribution from professionals like doctors, architects, lawyers, pilots and people working in corporates, among others, in order to de-risk the business. Currently, a majority of the company sales in the country comes from people engaged in business activities, he noted. "Business class is the most important class which we serve in general...There can be some impact on exporters and .
Globally, insurance is moving to a risk management and a risk service business. India also has to do the same
Country relatively insulated from volatility due to limited reliance on external financing, says rating agency
At Business Standard webinar on De-risking the Risk Business, they say one can expect a deadline extension for the implementation of IFRS 17, given the Covid pandemic
Efforts to identify key personnel risks need to increase by many notches, given the amount of investments being made in technology, and the number of digital transactions
With this, chief risk officers say their roles will change dramatically too