Too many folks who hail from the 'old' system in investment banks continue to quiz junior bankers on discount rates...

It was COVID-19 when I entered my forties. Instead of celebrating with a big bang, I took some time and reflected on some of the most important lessons that I had learned over my life thus far, as far as I could remember it.

In the early days of graduating, a lot of people were surprised why I went into banking from engineering.

Self-discipline and discretion are needed to maintain the levels of productivity originally seen in our traditional work environment.

Day 34 of the circuit breaker: The existence of the virus is challenging the innate want of humans to go out, interact, trade, etc.

A lot of work goes into the creation of a business and even more effort goes into just sustaining it. I found it useful at this juncture to summarize a few important aspects of the process as a timely reminder.

Learning, knowledge and staying up to date with the news and what's going on in the world is your own personal responsibility. The same goes for your health. Nobody was ever hired into a smooth sailing job. You were hired to fix a problem or to clear up a mess. Take the cheapest and happiest mode of transport wherever possible. Never look down on anyone because of what they do or where they are from. Usually, no one is incompetent. Everybody is good at some things and bad in