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‘Corporate churn must for economy’
Financial Express Kochi
|December 28, 2025
HOWEVER, HE ADDED that regulators must intervene if large companies misuse their power or distort competition.
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The discussion also touched on welfare policies. Sanyal said he is “very, very uncomfortable with freebies” but supports the idea of a safety net for people who take risks. Sanyal highlighted the growing strength of India’s financial markets, saying Mumbai has now become a more important centre for raising capital than London or Singapore. He said innovation is driven mainly by risk-taking capital such as equity and venture funding.
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