Speeches & Media Interactions

Friday’s was the first monetary policy that Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn has been involved with directly, and the experience has been rewarding. “The rigour of the process was a revelation,” one of the youngest deputy governors that the central bank has had says. In his first interview to a newspaper after taking charge two months earlier, Gokarn, 50, explains the rationale for the measures. Edited excerpts: The RBI Governor compared himself with

Reserve Bank of IndiaPost Policy Conference CallFebruary 1, 2010 Ms. Killawala: Welcome to the first ever post policy teleconference from RBI. I am Alpana Killawala from Department of Communication. I have with me today Dr. Subbarao who is the Governor of Reserve Bank of India and the Deputy Governor, Mrs. Shyamala Gopinath; Mrs. Usha Thorat; Dr. K. C. Chakrabarty; and Dr. Subir Gokarn. Today’s one hourconference will be largely for participants from India and abroad

“Reserve Bank of India Post Policy Conference Call” January 25, 2010 Alpana Killawalla We welcome you all to this press conference, which we will be joined by the regional officers through the teleconference facility. My request is whenever you ask questions, please state your name and affiliation. So I will hand over to Governor. Thank you. D. Subbarao Thank you Alpana. On my own behalf, I want to welcome all of you once again to this post policy press conference. As

Central Banking (CB): You are a highly-respected civil servant who has spent a significant portion of your career in various government departments. How does heading the Reserve Bank of India compare? Duvvuri Subbarao (DS): As a career civil servant for 30 years, I have worked at the district level, the state level and the national level. I also worked at the World Bank, and now towards the end of my career it is a privilege to come to the Reserve Bank of India. I've

In his interview with Emerging Markets, Dr. Reddy tells how he is helping to put his country's finances on a firmer footing after the financial turmoil of the early 1990s. The interview given to the Emerging Markets was on the occasion of the magazine giving Dr. Reddy the Best Central Bank Governor of the year award at the recently held annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington. Emerging Markets gives the Best Finance Minister

In his interview to Central Banking, Dr. Reddy explains his watchful approach to economic development and reveals how a financial crisis was averted after May's general election. Interview:Y V Reddy Interview with Nick Carver published in Central Banking (15)1 August 2004.