IBC is a deep reform, much more than GST and note ban - K M Birla
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“I think we’re seeing improved levels of governance in corporate India and the government. We’re truly integrating with the world economy. I think there’s a definite deep cut that’s happened and IBC is a deep reform...,” Birla said in an interview.
He said banks will be more cautious in lending and the balance sheets of companies will matter more than before.
Such reforms and their effects have given Birla confidence to pursue aggressive growth for his group, as witnessed in his aggressive pursuits in the cement business and the latest acquisition of Aleris, which will make Hindalco Industries Ltd the world’s second-largest aluminium producer. #casansaar (Source - LiveMint)
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