How do you deal with uncertainty around regulatory risk?
Regulatory risk is making me a little uneasy staying at PayTM now. I will obviously stick around to see if I get rewarded for the risk I am taking but I just want to understand how do you all think about regulatory risk?
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Thank god I sold it after the IPO. People say I have diamond hands but it could have easily been potty hands. 😂
Regulatory risk is not usually under employee purview and typically license based startup plays are either a significant moat or worst nightmare.
PayTM will most likely make through. But don’t take so much pain over this. Be married to your career and not your jobz
Look at what happened to razorpay. They could not onboard merchants for over 1 year. It is okay and a part of building a company in this space.
Regulatory risk in our country happens at the very end. As a rule of thumb, if the government flags an issue or even issues a note to the company, one should run. Because it's very rare that a follow upnaction has not followed after a warning or a note from the agencies.
Your time to quit paytm was 6months or so back when RBI stopped paytm from taking new customer for kyc non complainance.
Having a good board is so important.
All the board member of Paytm should lose credibility