ESOP Fables: Risks and Rewards

ESOP Fables: Risks and Rewards

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Subrata Mitra on India’s VC Reset, the AI Capital Race and What Comes Next

What does one of India’s original venture capitalists see coming next? Accel’s Subrata Mitra speaks to Anirban Chowdhury about a funding market moving from exuberance to discipline—and an AI boom whose economics remain deeply uncertain. He explains why India cannot fight a trilli ...  Afficher plus

HDFC Bank’s CEO Hunt

HDFC Bank is staring at an unusual leadership vacuum. CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan is set to leave in October, even as India’s largest private sector bank grapples with slowing profit growth, squeezed margins and the lingering impact of its mega merger with HDFC Ltd. Who could take ov ...  Afficher plus

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Employee Ownership: A Panel Discussion
Markets Plus

In the U.S., employee stock ownership plans, or ESOPs, have long been an effective tool for both business owners and employees. According to the National Center for Employee Ownership, there are approximately 7,000 ESOPs in the U.S. that hold about $1.7 trillion in assets, coveri ...  Afficher plus

FROM FRESHWORKS AND FAST CO. WORKS: What is the future of the employee experience?
The New Way We Work

Every company’s success is tied to its talent - recruiting and retaining the employees needed to deliver high-level customer experiences that support the bottom line. Yet rapid transformation has disrupted many things that organizations used to do to maintain great company cultur ...  Afficher plus

It pays to be a bull
Wall Street Breakfast

Gary Vaughan from Daily Stock Picks highlights ETFs and why setting your risk tolerance as investor is important (0:10). How the macro picture affects his portfolio performance (1:10). Tech earnings: Apple's valuation is concerning, Google monetizing AI, but is Microsoft? High fl ...  Afficher plus

Private equity’s experiment with worker ownership
The Story of Money

Private equity earned a reputation as a ruthless and lucrative business. But over the past few years, large groups have been doing something that seems like the opposite of their cutthroat image: giving equity worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to the ordinary workers at t ...

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