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The House Always Wins
India's options exchange is the surest bet in a market where most punters lose. It is now selling shares.
Jun 23
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Manish Singh
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Why Indian Consumer Giants Don't Do Debt
Hindustan Unilever ended FY26 holding $640 million more in cash and short-term investments than debt, while global consumer giants run two to three…
Jun 8
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Manish Singh
6
The Law of Diminishing Points
Large credit card issuers in India are cutting points, capping redemption and spend-gating the lounge.
Jun 5
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Manish Singh
6
May 2026
India's Missing Magnet
India's equity premium, IPO pipeline and China+1 pitch all depend on capital that has stopped arriving
May 21
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Manish Singh
17
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The Indian IT Compounding Machine Has Stopped Compounding
Bookings grew 10% in FY26. Revenue grew 2%. Headcount fell. The four assumptions that made the sector a buy for a decade have weakened at the same time…
May 3
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Manish Singh
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April 2026
How Big is India's E-commerce Market? Don't Ask Bain.
Bain has been updating its answer since 2020. The answer keeps getting smaller.
Apr 10
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Manish Singh
27
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Speaking Volumes
The world's frontier AI labs are racing toward voice interfaces. India has been building the training ground for a decade without knowing it.
Apr 7
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Manish Singh
14
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March 2026
Distribution Is Still Destiny
India still rewards whoever is easiest to find, easiest to trust and easiest to replenish.
Mar 23
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Manish Singh
11
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India's Insurance Commission Problem
The regulator wants to cut what distributors earn, but distributors are the only reason protection gets sold at all.
Mar 10
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Manish Singh
8
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February 2026
In Defense of India's IT Industry
The cost of electricity does not run an enterprise.
Feb 26
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Manish Singh
16
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Indian Payments' Most Durable Revenue Line?
India's payment platforms earn more from renting speakers than from UPI.
Feb 19
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Manish Singh
15
PhonePe's $15 Billion IPO and the Cost of Building on Government Rails
India's largest payments company has comparable financials to the rival it was supposed to have surpassed.
Feb 3
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Manish Singh
21
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