2012 Oct-Dec
The UPA has made financial inclusion a major plank of its socio-economic programmes. Research by SKOCH Group on the state...
Making credit available by the organised financial system is more difficult than making other services available. When we try to...
No doubt, financial inclusion is important. But it should not be associated only with providing credit. It is equally about...
Ever since nationalisation, banks in India have depended on branch expansion and priority sector lending as the two key areas...
To achieve high GDP growth, a set of problems assailing governance on the fiscal front has to be resolved, says...
If it is demand-driven and keeps changing with the times, then it is bound to be effective. This is a...
In achieving financial development and financial inclusion, India can learn lessons from mature markets to mitigate the intensity of financial...
The establishment of the Financial Stability and Development Council has...
The Indian capital market is at an evolutionary stage. Even...
Responsible financial innovation is not an end but a means...
What are the potential technology areas which we need to...
We have stepped into the eighth year since the NSSO...
Jignesh Shah, promoter of Financial Technologies group, is a believer...
The establishment of the Financial Stability and Development Council has institutionalised the coordination mechanism between sectoral regulators in the Indian...
State Rankings Highlights Andhra Pradesh retains number one...
Step 1: Call for Project Submission Call for...
In the run-up to the elections, the most...
West Bengal has come to be synonymous with...
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