IndiaPodcasts: Voices That Inspire Us: Financial & Political Segment

Listen to an Intriguing conversation with Mr. Keki Mistry, Vice-Chairman & CEO, HDFC LtdHe is a Chartered Accountant, who holds 4 decades of varied work experience in the Banking & Financial Services domain, & has played a critical role in the successful transformation of HDFC Ltd into India's leading Financial Services Conglomerate.A man with unique taste in Bollywood movies & Hindi music, he shares his views on the revival of economy, real-estate space, housing finance & also his look at the new normal way of life on IndiaPodcasts with Anku GoyalPresented By : Anku Goyal; Edited By : Shreeya TiwariCreatives: Chetna Chauhan, Distribution: Anurag Tripathi

Editors' Cut On IndiaPodcasts - Come together to discuss constructive policy suggestions, on 'What can be done to build a stronger Indian economy' , Anchored By Srinath Sridharan, Independent Markets Commentator,- On Indiapodcasts By Anku GoyalPanelists Include : Ms. Nirupama Soundararajan - (Pahle India Foundation) Mr. M.C.Govardhana Rangan (Economic Times)Mr. Siddharth Zarabi (Managing Editor of NewJ )Theme : “India - FY 22 & beyond”1. Key policy constraints that impair our recovery aspects - could be across sectors including taxation, realty, trade, FDI, regulatory framework like FSLRC2. Key Human Resource challenges at hand - at policy level, as well as polity level3. Growth is also a function of how Competition plays out globally. Apart from our domestic policies, how do we make our market attractive for not just “sell to consumers” but also for “long term patient capital” as investments 4. We cannot wish-away China - the big elephant in the room. There are many positive aspects to learn from Chinese economic model or market aggression and do few things better and well. What will those be ?5. Is current policy changes and structural changes like GST / IBC enough or should we use the crisis for more deeper reforms ?

An Interesting & comprehensive Interaction with Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor Of India, Union Ministry Of Finance- As he talks about how the rebuilding of economy phase shall begin, there being no underlying inflation issue. Demand is still not there, unless unwinding process is complete- room for easing monetary & fiscal policy and more only on IndiaPodcasts with Anku Goyal & Geetu Moza

"There is a need for real Demand before credit demand. Bad loans get worse with age. Restructuring can sometimes be beneficial for even lenders. Moratorium will have to come to an end after sometime. Inflation targeting Regime has served us well & RBI should continue to emphasize to keep Inflation within that band" - Dr. Raghuram Rajan, who needs no introduction. He is known by many monikers - rock star governor, man who foresaw global financial crisis 2008, among-st many others, only on IndiaPodcasts with Anku Goyal.Dr Raghuram Rajan is currently Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He shares his views on the state of the economy and interesting snippets about his personal favourites and topics that's not been asked of him before.Joining as Guest Panelist is Srinath Sridharan, Business leader & Markets commentator, with some interesting questions for Dr. Rajan. Also joining as a caller guest is Rajeev Poddar, founder Knowledge capsules & Renowned Economics Teacher, kolkataAudio Edited By: Manish Kushalka; Content Advisor: Srinath Sridharan

"When the panic sets in, people do go like a pendulum in the markets. India is a different country in the last 3 months, due to geopolitics; Each year we are adding 10-20 lakh new investors, giving a sense of more participation but wish for more long term Investment. It is advised to avoid speculative intra-day but long term investments in these times" says AshishKumar Chauhan, MD & CEO, BSE India

R.Gandhi, former Dy, Governor,RBI; Pallav Mohapatra, MD & CEO Central Bank Of India & Tamal Bandyopadhyay​, veteran #journalists & Author, on the #Unlocking Of The #Economy' on #Indiapodcasts​ with Anku Goyal​"Covid-19 has not affected the #agricultural sector, so the initial recovery for the economy will be from agricultural economy", says R. Gandhi, former Dy, Governor RBI"This is the right time that the cash-flows should be made available to the Industries. If there is no cash-flow, lenders & industries will all suffer", says Pallav Mohapatra, MD & CEO, Central Bank Of India. "This year is minus in GDP, to what extend we bounce back- will depend on our lending & spending", says Tamal Bandyopadhyay, Author & veteran Business Journalist#covid19outbreak #agriculture #economyslowdown #bankingsector #lendingsolutions #pandemic2020

Ankur Joshi, Ceo & Co-founder, Nuclei shares his views on how digital banking has become the new normal & his company that makes API Interface for banks, helps make mobile #banking more compatible. With #lifestyle choices of customers; He also talks about the future of digital banking post #COVID-19 ,only on #IndiaPodcasts with Anku Goyal"Its Okay To Be Scared & Cautious But Don't Panic" You May Follow & Subscribe #IndiaPodcasts on Youtube & TelegramYou can find us on Twitter & Instagram as @IndiaPodcasts Follow the Audio podcasts on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts & Podcast Addict

" I would like to believe that, it is more time for survival than revival, but at the moment we need stimulus, which did not happen. It is a tough time for banking system. If you want to push growth you need stimulus" says Tamal Bandhyopadhyay, Author & veteran Business Journalist, Business Standard. All these reform, which are super important, These land, Labour & Capital without which taking supply chain from China will not be feasible. I hope they do the survival part immediately, & do the other part in the short term. Bahram Vakil, Founding Partner, AZB & Partners"Even if we get downgraded, how does it matter. If the growth is faster, you will get upgraded faster. If you want to push growth you need stimulus. NCLT when it reopens. after lockdown, some of the cases will be cleared in 1 year" : Tamal Bandhyopadhyay