The author is retired as Professor from the University of Delhi in 2024. He is an alumnus of IIM Indore and holds a PhD from the Delhi School of Economics. An investor activist and former member of various SEBI committees. He taught Capital Markets and Investment Banking at leading business schools of India.
78 Articles0 CommentsNotwithstanding a discernible disquiet, moves are afoot to create a new post of coordinator in the Union Home Ministry. It is envisaged that...
ByGS SoodMay 5, 2009Despite the global economic recovery not giving a clear signal, the trend in Indian equities has largely remained positive due to the abundant...
ByGS SoodApril 19, 2009Post-Satyam markets have been nervous, aided by the regulators’ attempted pro-active measures to ensure best corporate governance practices. The measures appear to have...
ByGS SoodMarch 3, 2009The bureaucrats loyal to UP Chief Minister Mayawati are faced with a peculiar predicament owing to the imminent parliamentary elections. On the one...
ByGS SoodMarch 3, 2009The markets were on their way upwards and comfortably crossed the 10,000 mark. Then came the sudden end to the rise – in...
ByGS SoodFebruary 2, 2009How will the year 2009 unfold? With the nightmarish memories of 2008 yet to fade away, every investor seems to be looking for...
ByGS SoodJanuary 1, 2009In a scenario where hope for the return on money is fast replaced with the hope for return of money, the investors appear...
ByGS SoodNovember 7, 2008What has happened in the American markets is the biggest financial meltdown on Wall Street since 1929. The proposed bailout of the US...
ByGS SoodOctober 7, 2008The markets, at 13,000 levels, have also been subjected to increased volatility caused by continuous flow of information on multiple fronts – most...
ByGS SoodAugust 7, 2008The Indian markets corrected due to turmoil in global markets. So the beginning could be said to have involved a foreign hand but...
ByGS SoodMay 7, 2008