Sethurathnam Ravi, the former BSE chairman suggests investors to be more vigilant. The financial expert greatly believes in the fact that all the potential investors should be vigilant enough to tackle any upcoming problems. Vigilance should be carefully exercised when it comes to making an informed decision.
Sethurathnam Ravi said that there should be no transparency when it comes to the functional duties of both the directors as well as the independent directors. Besides this, he also focused on the importance of the quality of the board. Additionally, the former BSE Chairman also believed in the fact that an established forum should be there so that a smooth interaction between the investors and the auditors can carry out.
Furthermore, Sethurathnam Ravi BSE also pointed out that the capital will somehow turn out to be constrained in the existed geo-political situation and organizations will need to search for the correct kind of capital. He is a firm believer in the fact that efficient management of the capital will act as the key for all the corporate.
The former BSE Chairman also detailed some of the risks that the investors should be aware of to avoid any kind of misfortune. The first one he identified was fake news. “It is inevitable to ignore any kind of information that is not true along with the rumour as the results of such ignorance will cost some monetary losses to the world economy. This has to respectively tackle so that the trust is built and hence maintained between the customers and the fellow organization”, he said. Potential artificial intelligence risks like privacy invasion chances, chances of losing the job because of automation and faculty data causing algorithmic bias were the second risk S Ravi warned about. Some of the others risks he proclaimed were the geopolitical events that take place globally which create some sense of impact on the world economy record and the investors and Junk Bonds that provide higher yields but comes with greater risks.
The former BSE Chairman, S Ravi also emphasizes the fact that the investors should always be on a careful look out of the company’s Environmental, Social, and Governance compliance which they should later report so that the right stock where they can invest is discovered. “Given that, we have an ever-changing world, the investors need to implement all they have learned in the past years and maintain vigilance towards all the potential emerging risks besides being more than just judicious in the distribution of the investments in the wide crew of stocks that are depended upon selective parameters”, Sethurathnam Ravi adviced.
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