Must Tata Sons go public? India’s central bank has several other options that could be explored
Additionally, if the central bank senses mounting risks, it can act in two ways. Directly, it can tighten regulatory compliance norms for the entity; indirectly, it can even exercise risk mitigation through the financial sector, like it did for virtual digital assets. But forcing a company to go public remains an unconvincing solution for risk avoidance.
