Priya Kapoor: Page 9
Former Feature Editor
Priya holds more than a decade of experience in journalism. She has worked on various beats and was chosen as a Road Safety Fellow in 2018, wherein she produced many in-depth & insightful features on road crashes in India. She writes on startups, personal finance and Web3. Outside of work, she likes gardening, driving and reading.
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RM Vishakha: Leading the Company to IPO
Under the leadership of its MD & CEO RM Vishakha, IndiaFirst Life Insurance has risen through the ranks. At present, it occupies 11th position (individual business) among India's 24 private life insurers, and expects to break into the top 10 leagues of the industry in the next few years.
Why Listing At Nasdaq May Not Be A Good Idea For Indian Companies
The lawsuit filed against India-born Saas startup Freshworks has thrown open the debate on whether Indian corporates should list on foreign bourses and operate out of a foreign land.
Going active on passive funds
As a percentage of overall folios, passive folios have almost tripled over the last two financial years. According to a report by Finity, a fintech, the passive assets will grow to constitute 37% of the overall assets in the mutual fund industry by 2025.
Buying health insurance for your employees
Unlike individual health insurance policies which get costlier as the insured gets older, the group health insurance caters to employees of all ages without the stress of the policy getting exponentially expensive. The latter sends a message that an organisation cares for their wellbeing and does not treat them as just a resource.
Crypto Sojourn to Green
Along with the surge in popularity, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum also secured a bad rep for enormous energy consumption and carbon footprint emission. The good news is the industry has woken up early and has started taking a number of initiatives in this regard.
How Indian Corporates are Putting Planet First
The awareness of ESG issues and targeting goals beyond maximising profits and minimising risks is now a growing trend among corporates around the world. And this trend is now catching among Indian companies too.
