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Thanks Gary Sussman This article is prescient as it supports my earlier post all about the Indian Real Estate sector and REITs

'India used to be a nation of savers, it is becoming a nation of investors': Uday Kotak Speaking at a CII event, Uday Kotak said: "If India has to finance and truly be competitive, the main engine for it would be continued sustenance of capital markets." https://lnkd.in/dKMjx3Jy #uday #kotak #india #investors #savers #retail #stockmarket

Co-lending will pave the way for a stronger MSME ecosystem in India. India's MSME sector is the backbone of our economy, yet access to funding often remains a challenge. Read the article authored by our Founder, Harshvardhan Lunia, to know how co-lending has emerged as a game changer, fueling small business and powering India's financial future. Read here - https://lnkd.in/gNGjWxHC

The Indian financial services sector offers promising opportunities of investment and consolidation to investors and stakeholders alike. Factors that have contributed include the rising middle-class and favourable median age of the Indian working population, digitalisation of services offered, government focus on ease of doing business in the sector, and the increasing entrepreneurial population in India. Nishith Desai Associates and USIBC - US India Business Council present you a financial services quarterly roundup. Through this publication, we aim to cull out key developments in the financial services industry that summarise the quarter during April - June 2024. Parina Muchhala, Prakhar D., Nishchal Joshipura, Vaibhav Parikh, Arun Anandaiah, Nikita Chawla https://lnkd.in/g5U835Gj #financialservices #investors #investment #banking #finance #rbi #insurance #foreigninvestment #

India's dynamic financial system plays a crucial role in propelling economic growth and individual prosperity. But how does it all work? Let's break it down! The Pillars of the Indian Financial System: ➡️Financial Institutions: Banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, and more – these institutions act as intermediaries, connecting those with surplus funds (savers) to those who need them (investors and borrowers). ➡️Financial Markets: Stock exchanges, bond markets, and other platforms enable the trading of financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and derivatives. ➡️Financial Instruments: These represent various claims on assets or future income streams, allowing individuals and businesses to invest, save, and manage risk. Understanding the System is Key: A well-functioning financial system empowers individuals and businesses to: ➡️Save and Invest Wisely: Grow wealth through various investment options. ➡️Access Funding: Secure loans for business ventures or personal needs. ➡️Manage Risk: Utilise insurance and other tools to protect against financial setbacks. The Indian financial system can seem complex, but with the right guidance, you can harness its power to achieve your financial goals. At S P Bothra and Co., our team of experienced professionals can provide comprehensive financial advisory services tailored to your unique needs. We'll help you navigate the system with confidence and make informed financial decisions for a secure future. CA Saurabh Bothra: +917710000331 Website: spbothra.com #FinancialLiteracy #IndianFinancialSystem #FinancialInclusion #Investment #SPBothraandCo #FinancialPlanning #FinancialServices #SPBS #growth #businessgrowth #success

🌟 Exciting developments in financial inclusion! 🌟 The Finance Ministry is set to convene a crucial meeting with CEOs of Public Sector Banks today to review the progress of several flagship financial inclusion schemes.. The meeting will focus on schemes like PM Vishwakarma, Jan Suraksha, and Mudra Yojana, among others. This initiative underscores the government's commitment to enhancing access to financial services for all segments of society. It's a significant step towards fostering economic empowerment and inclusive growth across India. Stay tuned for updates on how these initiatives are shaping the future of financial inclusion in our country! 🚀💼 #FinanceMinistry #FinancialInclusion #PMVishwakarma #JanSuraksha #MudraYojana #StandUpIndia #PMsvanidhi #PublicSectorBanks #EconomicEmpowerment Seemit Jain Japjot Singh Sabharwal Dhruv Jain Devansh Gupta Manas Singhania Deep Goradia Pujan Bhatt Deepali Shewale Rohit Baviskar Arjun Singh Aryan Tiwari ASBS & Co eMSME

🌍 **NBFCs: The Unsung Heroes of India's Financial Revolution** 🌍 While the spotlight often shines on traditional banks, it's time we acknowledge the **real disruptors** of India's financial landscape—Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)**! 🌟 These financial powerhouses are quietly transforming the way India saves, borrows, and invests. By stepping into the gaps left by traditional banks, NBFCs are not just participating—they’re **leading the charge** in financial innovation. 🚀 💡 **Why NBFCs Matter More Than Ever:** - **Reaching the Unreached:** NBFCs are extending financial services to the remotest corners of India, empowering millions with access to credit and financial products.  - **Agility & Innovation:** Unlike their traditional counterparts, NBFCs are agile, embracing cutting-edge technologies to provide faster, more efficient services tailored to the needs of their customers. - **Driving Growth:** By funding small businesses, startups, and consumers alike, NBFCs are fueling India's economic engine and contributing to our nation's growth story. 📈 In a world that's constantly evolving, NBFCs are proving that **innovation, inclusivity, and impact** are the keys to unlocking India’s financial future. At Octal Finance Pvt Ltd, we’re proud to be a part of this revolution, crafting the financial solutions of tomorrow, today. Visit Us : www.octal-finance.com🌟 Join us in celebrating the **unsung heroes** of India's financial sector—our NBFCs! 🙌 #NBFC #India #FinancialInclusion #Innovation #Growth #OctalFinance #FinancialRevolution

Role of the #Financial Sector in India's Development India aims to be a developed nation by 2047. This relies heavily on a strong financial sector. How Can the Financial Sector Support Development? 1. Sustained High Growth India needs 7.6% annual #growth for 25 years to become developed. Requires a stable, efficient financial system. 2. Mobilisation of Savings Faster #capital accumulation needed from domestic and external sources. Essential for infrastructure, manufacturing, and trade expansion. 3. Role of Banking Sector New financial institutions and #fintech companies are crucial for financial inclusion and efficiency. Privatizing public banks can enhance profitability and investment. 3. Role of Capital Market Finance needed for achieving net zero emissions by 2070. Indian markets are strong but need to support technological changes. #Challenges Faced by the Financial Sector 1. #Fintech Growth Customer protection and potential risks. Regulation needed for Big Tech dominance in fintech. 2. #Digital Lending Risks from rapid adoption of new #lending schemes. Concerns about mis-selling and excessive exposure. 3. Public Sector Banks (PSBs) Lower performance compared to private #banks. Need to improve deposit rates and credit growth. Way Forward 1. Banking Sector Allow significant stakes from private and foreign entities. 2. Capital and Securities Market Increase regulatory attention on fast-growing areas. Unify bond market regulations for better funding. 3. Other Measures Privatize #insurance and power-sector finance. Improve urban #infrastructure and funding. #finance #financialInclusion #Economicgrowth #investment #financialsector #capitalmarkets #India2047 #greenfinance #sustainablefinance

Great news for the Indian economy! Inward remittances have seen a tremendous increase. This means more money is flowing into the country, which can boost domestic consumption, investment, and overall economic growth. #BoostingIndianEconomy #GlobalIndians

India’s Financial Inclusion Index Soars to 64.2 in 2023-24! The recent report by the Reserve Bank of India highlights a significant improvement in the Financial Inclusion Index (FI-Index) to 64.2, up from 60.1 in March 2023. This remarkable progress underscores India's steadfast efforts to enhance financial accessibility and inclusion across various sectors. What is Financial Inclusion? Financial inclusion ensures that individuals and businesses have affordable access to essential financial services, such as banking, insurance, and credit. It aims to tackle challenges like unemployment, lack of financial education, and limited access to financial services, ensuring that economic growth benefits everyone. As the Co-founder of Indifly Group, I am proud to align our efforts with this national vision. Our commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and promoting digital inclusion perfectly complements the strides India is making towards comprehensive financial inclusion. At Indifly Group, we are creating robust platforms and ecosystems in the sectors like banking, finance , payments , education, e-commerce & social commerce , etc for the inclusive growth of Bharat . Indifly Group is making significant contributions to financial inclusion by addressing critical issues such as unemployment, lack of financial education, and restricted access to financial services. Indifly Group's Impact: Partners : Engaging with over 50,000 partners nationwide. Customers : Serving more than 1 million individuals and businesses. Annual Payment Processing : Facilitating transactions exceeding ₹1000 Crore annually. Annual Loans Facilitated : Empowering businesses with loans surpassing ₹1000 Crore annually. #business #indiflygroup #financialservices #banking #FinancialInclusion #RBI #Bank #empowering #investment #loans #education #finance