Banking and Finance: The Key to India’s Recovery?
A series of events presented by the Financial Times and The Indian Express
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Senior policy-makers, bankers and investors will share their insights
India's banks remain weighed down by a large non-performing loan burden, which has been aggravated by the crisis, and the continued dominance of state-owned institutions. Will the government carry through its latest reforms and allow the sector to take full advantage of the boom in digital transactions? Meanwhile, fund-raising via the equity markets is expanding at the fastest rate in more than a decade. Will the momentum be maintained?
In the third of a series of online, agenda-setting debates organised by the Financial Times and The Indian Express, leaders in policy, banking and finance, from India and overseas, discuss whether the banking sector and capital markets have sufficient capacity to support sustained economic recovery.
The health of the banking system
How has the pandemic affected banks' balance sheets?
The fintech revolution
What opportunities does the boom in digital lending and payments present for the banking sector’s future growth and transformation?
India's capital markets
To what extent is India exposed to a potential tightening in the US, which could affect liquidity globally?
Senior leaders in banking, finance and investment
Co-Hosts and Moderators
Why attend?
Understand
How a healthy banking sector and supportive capital markets can help assure India's long-term recovery from the crisis
Connect
With influential leaders in policy, banking and finance who are spearheading modernisation and financing Indian growth
Examine
The government's latest banking reforms and privatisation plans, as well as the Reserve Bank of India's approach to supporting fund flows
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Tuesday 23 November 2021
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