Insurers resist as customer comfort weighs on exec pay
Indian insurers are opposing new rules for executive pay. The regulator wants to link compensation to customer service, not just profits. Insurers argue a one-size-fits-all approach won’t work for all companies. They seek flexibility in setting performance goals. This comes amid increased scrutiny of claims and customer service.
More companies may take confidential route to file IPO papers
More companies are choosing to file their initial public offering documents confidentially. This move is driven by uncertainty surrounding the West Asia conflict. Confidential filings allow businesses to protect sensitive information. It also provides an extended window to launch their IPOs. This strategy helps companies maintain flexibility in a volatile market.
IT stocks gain for 3rd day on rupee fall, tempered AI view
Indian IT stocks surged for a third consecutive session, driven by a weakening rupee that boosted margins for dollar-earning software exporters. Despite ongoing AI disruption concerns, positive sentiment emerged from AI implementation roles for IT firms and attractive valuations, signaling a potential turnaround for the sector.
RIL, NTPC, Adani and Lalitpur line up Rs 6.5 lakh cr for nuclear energy
Reliance Industries will invest Rs 2 lakh crore to develop 7,200 MW of nuclear capacity. Adani Power has outlined Rs 1.5 lakh crore for 6,000 MW projects, while state-run NTPC will invest Rs 1 lakh crore in building 7,200 MW capacity. Lalitpur Power Generation Company, part of the Bajaj Group, will invest Rs 2 lakh […]