Fintech Special Report
The Indian fintech industry, once marked by optimism and rapid growth, now faces an uncertain future at a critical crossroads. Three key factors will shape the path ahead:
Successfully navigating these challenges will determine whether Indian fintech realises its potential or falls short of the promise it once held. Crafting collaborative relationships, adopting a consumer-centric perspective, and aligning with regulatory goals will be essential to put fintech on a sustainable growth trajectory that benefits the stakeholders and the economy.
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The outlook for fintech companies has shifted from unchecked optimism to uncertainty. The rose-tinted glasses are off and some of the well-funded companies are pivoting. Their future will depend on their ability to look beyond technology as the panacea. Part 1 of a 4-part series
Fintech Special Report
The ground reality has changed. Fintechs are realising that partnerships and ecosystem thinking are key to winning the market, not competing with the incumbents. Part 2 of a 4-part series
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Fintechs bet on data and algos to know the credit-worthiness of the underserved. However, there's a gap in what the data can reveal because of consumer behaviour. Part 3 of a 4-part series
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Fintech must contend with inherent conflicts with what the regulators want. Fintech’s push for rapid scaling needs to balance with the regulators’ push for financial stability and consumer protection. Part 4 in this 4-part series
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