Chris Kay

Mumbai

Mumbai Bureau Chief at Financial Times

Mumbai bureau chief @FT. Previously Bloomberg in India, Pakistan, Nigeria and the UK.

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Articles

Can Mukesh Ambani engineer a smooth transition at Reliance?

1 week ago | ft.com | Chris Kay |Andres Schipani |Krishn Kaushik

At the end of 2024, Bollywood and cricket stars, as well as India’s powerful home minister Amit Shah, descended on the industrial hub of...
Air India crash hands owner Tata a defining crisis

1 week ago | ft.com | John Reed |Chris Kay

In November, more than halfway into a five-year turnaround at Air India, chief executive Campbell Wilson reflected on the challenges of...
Air India ‘black box’ retrieved as crash investigation starts

2 weeks ago | ft.com | Krishn Kaushik |John Reed |Andres Schipani |Chris Kay

Investigators into the causes of India’s worst civil aviation disaster in almost three decades have found a “black box” flight recorder...
Air India flight to London crashes killing more than 240

2 weeks ago | ft.com | Krishn Kaushik |Chris Kay |Andres Schipani

More than 240 people died when an Air India flight to London crashed in Ahmedabad shortly after take-off on Thursday, in the worst...
NFL Unit Grades: NFC Pass Catchers, Part 2

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Chris Kay

The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and the biggest wave of free agency is over. That makes it a perfect time to take stock of NFL rosters as we head toward the 2025 season. Over the next few weeks, I’ll look at the quarterbacks, running backs, and pass catchers for all 32 NFL Teams. I’ll be ranking each unit 1-16 in their conference. When taking stock of the whole unit, it’s not just about star power but depth. Today, it’s the rest of the pass-catching groups in the NFC.
Where Does a First Round CFF Asset Come From?

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Chris Kay

I’m currently in my first supplemental draft of the 2025 offseason, and I wonder if I’m making a mistake by not going after highly touted freshmen early. Should I be looking more at breakout players who have yet to technically do anything but could easily be an elite option in 2026? The dynasty format is changing, and we should change with it.
NFL Unit Grades: NFC Pass Catchers, Part 1

3 weeks ago | campus2canton.com | Chris Kay

The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and the biggest wave of free agency is over. That makes it a perfect time to take stock of NFL rosters as we head toward the 2025 season. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be looking at the quarterbacks, running backs, and pass catchers for all 32 NFL Teams. I’ll be ranking each unit 1-16 in their conference. When it comes to taking stock of the whole unit, it’s not just about star power but depth. Today, it’s the first eight pass-catching groups in the NFC.
India cuts rates more than expected to boost economy

3 weeks ago | ft.com | Chris Kay

India’s central bank reduced its key interest rate by half a percentage point and cut the amount banks must hold in their reserves,...
Ballin with my Bestie - Episode 10 - Going Mailbagging

3 weeks ago | campus2canton.com | Chris Kay

Chris (@RealestChrisKay) and Ethan (@ethansauers) dig into our first mailbag to discuss draft strategy, player takes, and most importantly, who will be the next John Mateer.
Impact of Tadpole Bowl Scoring on Your 2025 Drafts

3 weeks ago | campus2canton.com | Chris Kay

The 2025 Tadpole Bowl will kick off with a live draft in Atlanta, Georgia, later this month. I used the data to determine the impact of a major scoring difference between this league and others that we play in. Of course, I’m talking about return yards! Players accrue .05 points for every return yard. This feels nominal, and for the most part, it is, but there are a few players we must keep an eye on and consider higher up in our drafts with this scoring change.