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India’s dubious ESG regulations could scare global investors

Recent changes proposed by SEBI suggest the market regulator is fixated on ease of doing business instead of plugging gaps in companies’ sustainability reporting, risking investor interest.

16 July, 2024•10 min

0

16 July, 2024•10 min

0

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

India’s dubious ESG regulations could scare global investors

More in Business

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Cipla’s conservative approach is beginning to hurt

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Cipla’s conservative approach is beginning to hurt

The drugmaker’s reluctance to part with cash may have given it one of the strongest balance sheets in Indian pharma, but investors are increasingly rewarding risk takers.

Story image

Akasa, Air India Express or SpiceJet: plenty on offer for Adani’s airline play

Prince M. Thomas

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