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Former officials from RBI, Sebi and IRDAI join law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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These three senior officials include RBI’s former executive director Lily Vadera, former executive director of Sebi, PK Nagpal and Nilesh Sathe, former Whole Time member of IRDAI.
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“These new additions comprehensively cover the entire sector, CAM will now have an integrated regulatory and policy advisors’ bench, a first of its kind in India which will offer complete business, sectoral and regulatory advice to its clients,” said the firm in its release.
Three former senior regulators, from the Reserve Bank of India, Securities & Exchange Board of India and the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, respectively, will join law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) as Senior Advisors in the firm’s Financial Institutions Group (FIG) and regulatory bench.
Second wave of COVID-19 to impact blue-collar, gig jobs: Report
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Last Updated: May 15, 2021, 09:43 PM IST
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As India s economy tried regaining its footing earlier this year, the number of job opportunities rose 32 per cent during January-March 2021 as compared to the preceding December quarter, hinting towards an economic revival in the country, the report by global recruitment specialist Michael Page said.
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The report is based on information, facts and data procured from within Michael Page India s platform.
The second wave of the pandemic in the country is likely to have a short-term setback mostly affecting the blue-collar jobs and the gig or temporary workers especially in the retail, hospitality, aviation and construction industry, according to a report. As India s economy tried regaining its footing earlier this year, the number of job opportunities rose 32 per cent during January-March 2021 as compared to the preceding December quarter, h
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As Indiaâs economy tried regaining its footing earlier this year, the number of job opportunities seen by global recruitment specialists Michael Page rose 32 percent in Quarter1, 2021 as compared to Quarter 4, 2020, hinting towards economic revival in the country.
However, in the ongoing second wave of the pandemic, April and May 2021 is witnessing the economic activity in India dip owing to the localised lockdowns, but the impact on economy is unlikely to be as devastating as 2020. Compared to last year when there was a national lockdown and movement was completely restricted for 30 days; currently, business activities are operational with limitations to ensure safety and well-being of people. The ongoing second wave will only result in a short-term setback , the medium-term growth outlook remains stable for the rest of the 2021.