Arun Subramaniam

Capital-starved India sends its money abroad, not just as laundered cash but as foreign direct investment. What could be more absurd?

It helps to keep a cool head when building large projects in a notoriously fickle environment.

The Shriram group has succeeded by taking credit to its last mile, where commercial banks typically fear to tread.

The success of India’s first microfinance IPO opens a new frontier for investors in micro financial services.

The deal is 13.7 times subscribed and prices at the top of the range as SKS attracts investors interested in loans to the poor.

Twenty-five years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, the world is no wiser about the safe management of hazardous technologies.

Private equity could play an important role in India's fast-growing financial services market, if only the government would allow it more room.

India has become the world's biggest market for project finance, but it still needs more money.