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  • JPMorgan names India investment bank leaders as Navin Wadhwani leaves

    JPMorgan has elevated Nitin Maheshwari and Ravi Shankar as co-heads of investment banking for India, according to a memo seen by Bloomberg News, the contents of which were confirmed by a spokesperson for the bank.

  • JPMorgan’s India ECM head Abhinav Bharti is said to leave bank

    JPMorgan’s India ECM head Abhinav Bharti is said to leave bank

    Abhinav Bharti is leaving after working for more than 13 years with JPMorgan, according to his LinkedIn profile.

  • JPMorgan looks to hire learners, challengers of the status quo

    JPMorgan looks to hire learners, challengers of the status quo

    The global financial services firm says prospective employees should join it for a career, not a job.

  • IndiGo's Rs 2,500-crore IPO gets Sebi nod

    IndiGo's Rs 2,500-crore IPO gets Sebi nod

    Under the offer, the company plans to issue fresh shares worth Rs 1,272 crore

  • Sebi seeks fresh clarifications on IndiGo's Rs 2,500-cr IPO

    Sebi seeks fresh clarifications on IndiGo's Rs 2,500-cr IPO

    Without disclosing the details of clarifications sought, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has said it's awaiting response from lead manager for the proposed public offer.

  • Should govt stick to 3.6% fiscal deficit? Experts debate

    Should govt stick to 3.6% fiscal deficit? Experts debate

    Dr Subir Gokarn, former deputy governor RBI and now head of research, Brookings Institution, says it is important that the government signal its commitment to fiscal consolidation. At the same time, Jaitley needs to find ways to finance and get infrastructure sector back on track, he says

  • Rupee rise may not hit exports if global demand rises: Pros

    Rupee rise may not hit exports if global demand rises: Pros

    With oil falling from USD 100 a barrel to USD 50 a barrel, Sajjid Chinoy, chief economist at JPMorgan India is expecting a current account surplus for the first time in eight years in the current January-March quarter.

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