Gireesh Chandra Prasad

4 days ago | livemint.com | Gireesh Chandra Prasad

New Delhi: India’s insolvency regime is set for further reform as the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance will likely recommend a set of measures aimed at speeding up decisions and boosting creditor recoveries under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), two people familiar with the matter said. The suggestions will follow the committee’s ongoing review of the Code.

5 days ago | livemint.com | Gireesh Chandra Prasad |Subhash Narayan

New Delhi: Digital payment fraud data revealed in Parliament this year is “not alarming” and should not be conflated with other types of banking fraud that do not affect the public, a person informed about the finance ministry’s record of such cases said on Monday, after an opposition party's social media post.

6 days ago | livemint.com | Gireesh Chandra Prasad

New Delhi: The ministry of corporate affairs has reminded business promoters of the penalties for not following an arms-length approach in transactions involving company directors, executives, relatives and firms linked to such persons. Emphasising the importance of adhering to guidelines covering related-party transactions to ensure transparency, fairness, and long-term sustainability of businesses, the ministry said such deals are prone to conflicts of interest.

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New Delhi, June 2 -- New Delhi: India should grant more market access to American products that do not hurt Indian farmers-including apples, almonds and pistachios-for a mutually beneficial bilateral trading arrangement, according to a working paper by NITI Aayog. In turn, India could benefit from greater long-term market access for its shrimp, fish, rice, tea, coffee and rubber, the paper said as the two countries tried to wrap up a bilateral trade agreement.

6 days ago | livemint.com | Vijay C Roy |Gireesh Chandra Prasad

News Summary Gains can be made in Indian exports of shrimp and rice if US tariffs are addressed, the report said. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: India should grant more market access to American products that do not hurt Indian farmers—including apples, almonds and pistachios—for a mutually beneficial bilateral trading arrangement, according to a working paper by NITI Aayog.