UC Berkeley Alumnus, Author, The Meltdown, available on https://t.co/UMcqRtHypK. BS Mumbai.
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As the Tata Group enters one of the most consequential periods in its history, its patriarch, Noel Tata, will have to play a far more important role than perhaps anyone anticipated.
Noel Tata, chairman of Tata Trusts, is set to play a central role in choosing the next corner office occupant of Tata Sons, the holding company of the Tata Group , following the resignation of N Chandrasekaran.
Tata Sons is Losing its Chairman. It Can't Afford to Lose its Way.
What began as a dispute over trustee tenure and board appointments had turning into a full-blown battle over fiduciary responsibility, governance and the future of Tata Sons.
What began as a dispute over trustee tenure and board appointments had been turning into a full-blown battle over fiduciary responsibility, governance and the future of Tata Sons.
Of the top five family businesses, Reliance and Adani Groups have consistently constituted at least 20% share in total income. The Wire Staff
If Ratan Tata accepted the discipline of the retirement policy, stakeholders are entitled to ask why a different standard was considered appropriate for his successor.
By: Dev Chatterjee
If Ratan Tata accepted the discipline of the retirement policy, stakeholders are entitled to ask why a different standard was considered appropriate for his successor.
With N. Chandrasekaran's surprise departure as Tata chairman, his successor inherits a conglomerate facing immense capital allocation challenges, and must navigate the demanding turnaround of Air India, the unfinished Tata Digital project and rising governance tensions with the influential Tata Trusts
Millions remain underinsured. Households need protection. Long-term savings need productive channels. Yet the industry's growth ambitions will ultimately collide with a simple reality: people buy insurance only from institutions they trust.
