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A R T H A AR T H I S SU E I I

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Visit us at finomina.iimu.ac.in
Editorial Team: Abhinandan Ghosh and Kunal Kochar
Design Team: Ajith Pancily , Prateek Shukla and Vivek Pandey
Printing & Publishing: Aditya Arora
Coordinators: Ajith Pancily, Mamta Bansal, Shiv Marwah and Vivek Pandey

Contents
The Sahara Way of doing Things

Page 4.
The Bull and the Bear debate over the Dragon

Page 7.
Credit Ratings of Nations: Are they Reliable?

Page 10.
Air India: Quest to save the sinking ship
Page 13
Our Very Own Money Ratnam:
“What’s on your mind - split or bonus?”
Page 16.
VC Industry in India:
Face2Face with Mr. Sanjay Anandaram

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT - UDAIPUR

FINOMINA

A R T H A AR T H I S SU E I I

E D I T O R I AL
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Authors:
1. The Sahara Way of

doing Things: Ajith
Pancily, Shiv Marwah,
Tanmay Mahale and
Vipin Sreekumar

2. The Bull and the

Bear debate over the
Dragon: Anusha
Ganne, Prateek Shukla,
Saurabh Jain and
Sravan Kommuri

3. Credit Ratings of

Nations: Are they Reliable?: Aman Agrawal,
Ratika Mittal and Shiv
Marwah.

4. Air India: Quest to save the sinking ship:
Parikshit Kapila and
Pranav Gupta

5. What’s on your mind - split or bonus?”: Vivek Pandey and Vivek Batra

6. Face2Face with Mr.
Sanjay Anandaram:
Aditya Raghunath

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From the Editors’ Desk,

t gives us great pleasure to pen down the editorial for the second issue of Arthaarth for two particular reasons. First, a brilliant compendium of articles that forms the contents of this issue of Arthaarth, which have been authored to perfection. They have truly brought out the intricacies of the topics involved. Second, with which we emotionally connect to, is the launch of Arthaarth at the first finance symposium of IIM Udaipur, Arth-Samvaad 2013. The symposium would bring together incumbents from the domain of finance to speak on the topic “Are Indian businesses decoupled from the

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