17th September 2019 Alternative Financing & Working Capital Conference 2019 VIA Hall, Ahmedabad KredX’s interactive session will assist businesses to enable growth by unlocking the potential of their unpaid invoices. The session will provide a…
Alternative Financing & Working Capital Conference 2019
KredX Annual Business Partner Summit 2019
13th September 2019 KredX Annual Business Partner Summit 2019 Holiday Inn, Mumbai The KredX Annual Business Partner Summit welcomes business partners, companies, DSAs, and agencies looking to help their client gain visibility and create sustainable…
Episode 4 Understanding Fintech, Its Potential, Challenges, & Its Role In Supply Chain
In episode 4 of Fintech-X podcast, Madhuri Arora is in conversation with Dr Nitish Jain and Dr Alex Yang, associate professors at London Business School specialising in supply chain issues and are discussing what…
A Detailed View On The IL & FS Catastrophe
October 24, 2000, was the day when IL&FS created history with the inauguration of the first toll road in India between Halol and Baroda in Gujarat. At that time a group of villagers fought with the local politicians who were protesting against the fee imposed by the tolls. These villagers believed that the toll by IL&FS had various benefits and had transformed their lives with the project The journey of building thousands of kilometres of roads began by acquiring private lands, and with it emerged a fixation about fair compensations of sharing the property and infrastructure.
6th Finance Transformation Summit
18th to 19th July 2019 6th Finance Transformation Summit Hoilday Inn Mumbai International Airport KredX is co-sponsoring the Flagship Event of Inventicon, 6th Finance Transformation India Summit 2019. The purpose of the event is to…
Episode 3 How Marketing And Sales Need To Work As One To Generate Revenue For A Company
In episode 3 of Fintech-X podcast, Madhuri Arora is in conversation with Madhusmita Panda, V.P-Marketing, KredX, discussing how and why marketing and sales need to work as one to generate revenue for a company
Understanding Individual Investor Behaviour
Finance theory believes that investors decisions are based on profit maximisation. Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH), also considered as the heart of traditional finance implies that investors get all of the information without cost. As such, the price of stocks always reveals their fundamental value and is consistent; nonetheless, the reality depicts that investors in the markets are not always rational in their decisions and that other factors might affect them when they are making their investment decisions. Most economic theories are based on the notion that individuals behave rationally and that every existing information is set in the investment process. An efficient market hypothesis is the crux of the assumption.
A Closer Look At Reason For Startup Failure
On first sight, starting and building a business might seem an easy and simple task to do. Unfortunately, new businesses are still prone to failures and usually fail even before they soar high. The global stats depict that 50% of small businesses fail during the first year and 95% in the first 5 years. While those start-ups that exist applied the right business tactics and principles, but the numbers are too few to justify. The idea to start a business needs a pro-active understanding of the failures encountered by others, mistakes to avoid, and pitfalls to evade.
Evolution Of FinTech In India
India, a country with more than 1.3 billion people, is making a move towards a radical and disruptive Tech-Finance alliance. This alliance between technology and finance is upgrading, all the while enhancing operations. Primarily, fintech is the combination of technology in finance, offering effective financial solutions than traditional institutions.
Fintech began by setting its operations in the banking industry. Over the last few years, this industry has witnessed tremendous development, extending its wings to the insurance and asset management industry. Today, fintech companies are analysing customer behaviour pattern by implementing innovative technology like machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Depreciation Of Rupee What It Means For Investors
As the nation votes to elect the next parliament, the Indian Rupee which is already down about 1% this year, is forecasted to drop nearly 2% by May-end, signifying that the upcoming elections are a clear risk to the economy. With the amount of money spent on holding a general election, the downfall of rupee comes as another significant hit to the Indian economy.
The Indian currency’s feeble start to 2019 provides a hint of how it will perform in the upcoming year, a Reuters poll confirmed, citing precariousness regarding general elections and a potential trade war with the U.S. Last year in October, the currency dropped around 10% and hit an all-time low of 70.40 against a dollar, validating its worst performance since 2013.