Kalpana Morparia

Along with Bhartia, Meesho has onboarded former JP Morgan Chairman Kalpana Morparia for South and South East Asia, PhonePe non-executive Chairman of the board Rohit Bhagat, and San Francisco-based AI company Ema's CEO Surojit Chatterjee.

Logistics firm Delhivery names 3 independent board directors

The three new independent board directors are Kalpana Morparia, Romesh Sobti, and Saugata Gupta

Kalpana Morparia, an iconic banker, set to draw curtains on an illustrious career

Morparia made her name in the banking world during her stint at ICICI Bank. After retiring from ICICI Bank in 2007 as Joint Managing Director, Morparia took charge at JP Morgan in 2008.

Cash ban success depends on growth in tax-to-GDP ratio: JPMorgan

In a panel discussion on CNBC-TV18, JP Morgan's top experts listed their views on topics ranging from the recent macroeconomic developments to what the equity market holds for the coming year.

Digitisation in banking an enabler & a disruption: Morparia

Kalpana Morparia, Head, South and South Asia of JPMorgan spoke to CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh on a number of issues pertaining to banking and distressed assets.

Currency devaluation a dangerous strategy to adopt: JP Morgan

Keeping exchange rate undervalued is a dangerous strategy and can have unintended consequences, says Jahangir Aziz, Chief Emerging Asia Economist at JP Morgan sharing his view with CNBC-TV18 on news the commerce ministry is considering rupee devaluation to support exports.

JPMorgan Chase & Co gets RBI approval to open 3 new branches

JPMorgan Chase & Co on July 1 said it has received Reserve Bank's approval to open three more branches in the country

Mkts snap 4-day rally: Is the momentum over?

The markets ran out of momentum in the day's session. Profit booking in the banking space weighed on the frontline indices, and the Nifty finally closed below the 6150 mark. The Sensex too shed over 60 points and shut shop at 20,498.

Sensex likely to be at 24K by year-end: JPMorgan

Experts are bullish on Indian markets, even though the year kick-started with tepid volumes and just about a modest price appreciation. Kalpana Morparia, CEO, JP Morgan is expecting the Sensex to be at 24,000 by the year-end.