Valuations are shaped by perception as much as performance. Rather than a scorecard of historical performance, they a referendum on the future. For CFOs, this demands mastery of strategy as much as numbers, storytelling as much as stewardship, and judgement as much as analysis. At a recent India CFO Forum session in Pune, Amit Agarwal, Group CFO of DCM Shriram, offered a candid view of what truly moves the valuation needle: from strategic clarity and capital discipline to investor confidence ...
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Valuations are shaped by perception as much as performance. Rather than a scorecard of historical performance, they a referendum on the future. For CFOs, this demands mastery of strategy as much as numbers, storytelling as much as stewardship, and judgement as much as analysis. At a recent India CFO Forum session in Pune, Amit Agarwal, Group CFO of DCM Shriram, offered a candid view of what truly moves the valuation needle: from strategic clarity and capital discipline to investor confidence ...
The rise of Jardine Matheson owed as much to Bombay as to Britain. Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy, a Parsi merchant , supplied the cargo, capital and connections that William Jardine needed to build his “Noble House.” The Parsis of Bombay were not mere middlemen; they were global traders. From cotton and tea to the darker commerce of opium, families like the Jeejeebhoys, Readymoneys and Wadias tied Canton to Bombay. They spoke Gujarati at home, did business in English and haggled in Cantonese in Ch...
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Valuations are shaped by perception as much as performance. Rather than a scorecard of historical performance, they a referendum on the future. For CFOs, this demands mastery of strategy as much as numbers, storytelling as much as stewardship, and judgement as much as analysis. At a recent India CFO Forum session in Pune, Amit Agarwal, Group CFO of DCM Shriram, offered a candid view of what truly moves the valuation needle: from strategic clarity and capital discipline to investor confidence ...
