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Each person behaves in a different way when it comes to investing their money, some prefer financial assets while some prefer physical assets, some prefer safe bets while others riskier. What about India? The wealth management industry in India is quite small plagued by a lack of education, awareness, and willingness to invest in equity investments.
‘Pay Later’ is a product that will always be needed as it allows for instant gratification purchases and reduces guilt by not having to pay for everything today. The faster, frictionless and credit payment method gives the consumer a sense of trust in the platform to transact.
Read our thoughts here: https://t.co/imAHntmzrm We talk about the increasing adoption by institutional and retail… https://t.co/kgscA5blWY
Bull markets are for earning; bear markets are for learning 👀
Yep, the lockdown welcomed many furry friends into homes 🐾 https://t.co/L7bemmvWFp
This little boy is going to make his girl very happy some day 🤩 https://t.co/PkmQdNtRaw
rt @JayKapoorNYC: if you rob a bank, you’re a criminal. if the bank robs you, that’s “finance” if everyone robs everyone, that’s “decentr…
@SheThePeople https://t.co/pmwq4f4ec6
This is huge! https://t.co/Es56elE06w
Weekend Reddy! https://t.co/hJFtaZG8Jy
rt @omkar__joshi: hello @peakbengaluru, the latest bangalore update is broken. https://t.co/gldrjgdreh
rt @ndtv: #licipo off to a promising start, booked 28% in two hours. will it be oversubscribed? ndtv.com/business/oversubscribed-and-undersubscribed-securities-here-s-what-you-need-to-know-2944113">https://t.co/wtoscywjub https://t.co/3d2mz…
As we look to understand the opportunities in the job market, for this discussion we have broken down the labor force into three buckets – White Collar, Grey Collar and Blue Collar. It is estimated that close to 300 million workers (excluding agricultural workers) are in the Blue and Grey collar jobs in India and around 15-20% (50MM) of the workforce in white collar jobs.
Neo Banking has been one of the hottest sectors in the startup landscape globally for a few years and lately in India as well. Over $5BN have been poured into this sector in 2019 globally. We put together some thoughts on this trending sector
Sandeep Murthy, Partner at Lightbox, on the difference between fintech and financial services. The difference is in how the data is used.
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