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Leading SA: City’s chief innovation officer calls community’s COVID technology pivot ‘a gift and a curse’ Cities across the globe have been forced to adapt around technology solutions
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SAN ANTONIO – The world has changed a lot in the last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In response, we have had to rely much more heavily on technology something many families, businesses, and organizations were not prepared for.
Brian Dillard, chief innovation officer with the city of San Antonio, joined Leading SA on Sunday to discuss the technological shift during the pandemic and what comes next.
According to Dillard, throughout the coronavirus pandemic, cities worldwide have faced the same situation, forcing adaptation and progressive technology solutions.
How KKR’s credit risks came crashing down
The credit unit’s then CEO Sanjay Nayar (now KKR India’s chairman) saw big potential in structured corporate loans, which tend to offer higher interest rates than traditional bank loans but come with fewer creditor protections.
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Anto Antony,
, Bloomberg
A global investment behemoth’s sprint from boom to bust is a cautionary tale about India’s shadow-lending sector.
With a growing number of foreign money managers looking for opportunities to sift through the wreckage of India’s debt markets, the story behind KKR’s troubled bet illustrates what can go wrong
Few asset managers have enjoyed more success in the riskier corners of credit than KKR & Co. But after a decade-long attempt to wring big returns from India, the Wall Street titan has become a cautionary tale for investors in one of the world’s most tantalising emerging markets. Rocked by the shadow-banking crisis that began rippling through India’s financial system 2 1/2 years ago, KKR’s local credit unit lost Rs 1,516 crore ($207 million) in the final nine months of 2019, wiping out nearly 40 per cent of its capital. While the unit posted a small profit last year as India’s central bank pumped record amounts of cash into the Covid-battered economy, KKR is now in the process of merging the business with a competitor.
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