Regulators exist only to protect consumers: B N Srikrishna

The central government informed the AP high court that it has marked the chapter 8 of Justice Srikrishna Committee report as secret and declared that the disclosure of the contents of the same would be harmful to the interests of the state besides affecting ...

NEW DELHI: A high-powered expert panel set up by the government to suggest a recast of the financial sector laws has recommended a level-playing field for financial firms by doing away with specific laws for public sector entities such as and . The ...

I must admit I'm a bit surprised by the kind of debate that the Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission (FSLRC) Report (http -- //finmin.nic.in/fslrc/fslrc_report_vol1.pdf) has generated. The 439-page report has made recommendations to ...

Expressing commitment to continue with reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today indicated government will further liberalise FDI regime in the coming months and push the land reforms measures. The liberalisation of FDI in multi-brand retail, civil ...

0 Comments, Be the first to comment Moneylife Digital Team | 01/04/2013 05:27 PM | The FSLRC headed by Justice BN Srikrishna, invited about 27 persons and organisations for interactions. However, industry bodies like CII and Assocham, Planning ...

An Indian panel recommended an independent debt management office for the government and a monetary policy committee to set interest rates as part of reframing rules and streamlining policy making. A report released by the Financial Sector ...

FSLRC chairman BN Srikrishna says, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, that he has recommended the setting up of a central bank monetary policy committee and two regulators among a slew of other reforms.

There seem to be too many troublesome balls up in the air for the UPA to juggle. Even as it is dealing with the uproar over the alleged changes made to the CBI report in the coal scam, Congress MPs from Andhra Pradesh seem to have entered ...

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has made a break from the past by inviting public comments for its review of risk management of clearing corporations. In the past, the capital markets regulator has typically conducted internal reviews ...