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• The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has granted conditional approval for Vistara’s merger with Air India along with Singapore International Airline’s 25.1% stake in the latter. • The approval was granted following commitments from all three airlines that the merged entity would “maintain” capacity, or passenger seats, at pre-COVID-19 level (calendar year 2019) for flights between Singapore and Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Thiruvananthpuram. • This followed competition concerns identified by CCCS as the three entities hold majority of the market shares among various airlines offering direct flights on the four routes. • The merger is now expected to conclude in 2025 first half.
Which regulator in India regulates and provide guidelines on issuance of commercial papers?
Which of the following financial ratios is most indicative of a firm's ability to service long-term debt obligations, especially in light of the declini...
Which of the following is /are a part of the Credit Monitoring Arrangement (CMA) report used by banks?
B Ltd. issued equity shares of Rs.10 each at 10% premium; all shares were issued and subscribed. Amount called up: - On application Rs.3 each, on allotm...
Which FYP was based on the Ashok Rudra Menon Model?
How much financing did the World Bank approve to help India accelerate low carbon energy development in its second round?
Which of the following statements is/are correct about the city of Shanghai as a global financial center?
1) Shanghai has the highest number o...
In order to calculate (1) _______ ratio what needs to be deducted (2) _______?
What will be the bond’s duration if the price of the bond fell by 5% as a result of 0.4% rise in the market yield?
What is the purpose of a 'quality circle'?