Deborshi Chaki is a Senior Editor – Corporate at LiveMint. He specializes in finance, commodities and futures, investment, and legal affairs, with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and wealth management. Deborshi's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as VCCircle, The Economic Times, MSN, moneycontrol.com, and Forbes India.
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Deborshi Chaki's coverage is focused on national finance, economy, and business developments in India. His articles largely revolve around private sector announcements, press releases, and data citations related to finance and industry. He would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into Indian financial market trends, analysis of industry-specific data with relevance to the Indian context, or exclusive interviews with key figures driving major financial transactions within India.
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By: Deborshi Chaki
Tata Sons’ articles of association provide for a special selection mechanism in which the two principal Tata Trusts have a decisive role; the challenge will be building consensus around a successor and completing an orderly transition
By: Deborshi Chaki
The search committee is expected to take one and a half to two months to identify the next Tata Sons chairman once constituted; timeline will depend on resolving restrictions preventing Sir Ratan Tata Trust from convening meetings
By: Deborshi Chaki
Regulatory uncertainty over Tata Sons listing, the August 18 AGM, differences with Tata Trusts over capital allocation and months of differences over the role of the trusts may have weighed on Chandrasekaran before he decided to step down, sources have told Moneycontrol
By: Deborshi Chaki
SRTT hoping to resolve case at Charity Commissioner level, may not move high court, sources tell Moneycontrol
By: Deborshi Chaki
Market Mastery Find the weak links The Tata Sons board is likely to meet on September 17, people aware of the matter told Moneycontrol.
By: Swaraj Baggonkar, Deborshi Chaki
August 27, 2026 / 10:34 IST The proposed transaction in its current form could involve Volkswagen diluting its stake in Skoda Auto Volkswagen India
By: Deborshi Chaki
The payment was to be made to earlier bondholders from the latest ₹21,500-crore refinancing; lenders are also looking for progress on a ‘liquidity event’ involving the group’s Tata Sons stake.
By: Deborshi Chaki
Talks have examined a partial purchase of SP Group’s 18.4% Tata Sons holding, monetisation of listed Tata stakes and external investors, even as Chandrasekaran’s resignation brings a leadership transition into the negotiations.
By: Swaraj Singh Dhanjal, Deborshi Chaki
Market Mastery Find the weak links India's banking system is sitting on more than Rs 11 lakh crore of surplus liquidity, a build-up
By: Deborshi Chaki
With Chandrasekaran set to leave, reports that he may be asked to reconsider, and key shareholder SRTT unable to convene meetings, and the RBI’s decision has complicated Tata Sons’ choices on both succession and listing
