Krishnamurthy Subramanian

Subramanian’s suggestion is particularly relevant for public sector banks, in which individual executives may shy away from timely and bold decisions about the worth of an asset fearing an enquiry into the wisdom of it at a later date by regulatory or investigating agencies

Reforms done on the agriculture side, on labour, on privatization, all these will increase productivity and help in bringing back growth, says K. Subramanian, chief economic adviser

The finance ministry, Krishnamurthy Subramanian said, has evaluated pros and cons of options such as deficit monetisationIndia's ability and willingness to repay debt is gold standard, Krishnamurthy Subramanian said making a case for ratings upgrade

India has been far more stingy than most emerging market peers in its economic response to the covid-19 crisis, and that may harm rather than help its sovereign ratings

'Our banks have way more capital, at 14.3%, which is about 80% greater than globally mandated norms,' says SubramanianSubramanian's comments come in the background of the crisis at the Yes Bank

The CEA said that no banking sector experts or regulators use deposit/m-cap ratio as a measure to gauge resilience of banksKrishnamurthy Subramanian said that it is a wrong method to assess a lender's health based on the ratio of deposit to m-cap (market capitalisation)

There are some green shoots, but I would be cautiously optimistic, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, the chief economic adviser saidThe virus 'creates some uncertainty, especially in China, Subramanian said, adding that it’s difficult to quantify the impact of the epidemic

Creating wealth for everyone’s benefits among 10 new ideas for the Indian economyEntrepreneurship has been a recurring theme of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party’s messaging lexicon

An average household that eats two vegetarian Thalis a day gained around ₹10,887 on averageThe price of a vegetarian thali increased last year after falling ‘significantly’ for five years

CEA lists measures taken by the govt to boost demand, improve liquidityAs much as ₹4.47 tn was sanctioned to NBFCs and HFCs to support retail lending