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Nitin Bhasin, Head of Institutional Equities at Ambit, explores how institutional equities are emerging as a powerful driver of India's capital markets transformation. He highlights the shift from transaction-led broking to insight-driven partnerships and explains how technology and AI are revolutionizing research, deepening analysis, and sharpening institutional investment decisions. Nitin also shares his perspectives on shifting global investor sentiment towards India and why the real opportunities lie beyond the large caps in the rising momentum of ‘New India.' Key Takeaways:- The shift to AI-powered, insight-led investing- What's driving FII sentiment and flows into India- Where risks lie and where opportunities are emergingTune in for actionable insights and sharp perspectives on India's market outlook!_________________________________________________________________________________________DISCLAIMER:This Podcast represents the views and opinions of the originally featured speaker and is posted with their express consent. All statements and expressions in the Podcast are personal views of the speaker and are meant for educational purposes only and should not be construed as research, recommendation, solicitation, or investment advice.CFA Society India* is a non-profit for member benefit and does not endorse any person, content, product, organization or securities, opinions or recommendations and makes no representation or warranty, guarantee, claim of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability, appropriateness, suitability, or completeness of the information mentioned in the podcast. Viewers/readers shouldn't copy, transcribe, adapt, publish, license, distribute, perform and display the content including speech and any/all accompanying materials (including handouts and slides) without prior permission of CFA Society India for any use.CFA SOCIETY INDIA EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY OR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY INDIVIDUAL'S USE OF, REFERENCE TO, RELIANCE ON, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PODCAST OR THE INFORMATION PRESENTED IN THIS PODCAST.*CFA Society India is a registered trademark of CFA Institute licensed to be used by the Indian Association of Investment Professionals.____________________________________________________The Indian Association of Investment Professionals (IAIP), the India Society of CFA Institute, was established in Apr 2005 as an association of local investment professionals consisting of portfolio managers, security analysts, investment advisors and other financial professionals.As one of the over 160 CFA Institute member societies, the IAIP connects local CFA Institute members to a global network of investment professionals. For the continuing up-gradation of knowledge and skills of members, IAIP conducts speaker events, workshops led by leading finance professionals.

Join us this week on The Tech Leaders Podcast, where Gareth Davies sits down with Arun “Rak” Ramchandran, President and Global Head of Consulting and GenAI at Hexaware, on the day they launched a multi-Billion Dollar IPO in India. They discuss the Indian economic boom of the ‘90s, and why Gen AI is different to previous tech revolutions. Time stamps: Hexaware's Big Day: The IPO Launch (2:25)US vs. India: Where to List the IPO? (3:57)Leadership Philosophy: “Do It for Fun” (6:15)Rak's Early Career Journey: Meandering, Horizontal & Vertical (7:51)The Indian Economic Boom (10:51)From Infosys to Virtusa: Regrets and Learnings (13:12)Leadership Lessons from Infosys Founder, N.R. Narayana Murthy (15:54)Why Rak Chose Hexaware (19:56)How Gen AI Differs from Previous Tech Revolutions (24:04)AI's Ability to Consider Alternatives Humans Can't (28:50)Will AI Displace White-Collar Workers? (31:10)Gen AI's Impact on the SaaS Industry (33:47) https://www.bedigitaluk.com/

POLICY SEMINAR Water & SDGs - Downscaling WATer relevant SDGs (DWAT-SDGs) 2023 UN Water Conference Side Event Jointly organized with the International Water Resources Association (IWRA) MAR 20, 2023 - 10:00 TO 11:00AM EDT Localizing and realizing SDGs will require deep transformations in every country and region, including contextualizing toward a locally relevant subset of goals. Localization is essential due to the diversity of local conditions and priorities across regions in both the developed and developing world, local disagreements over priorities, competing interests, trade-offs, and synergies among multiple sectors and stakeholders, and country- and region-specific risks posed by future uncertainties. However, current SDG localization efforts are hampered by lack of appropriate institutional support (especially the participation of local communities), future uncertainties and risk, limited interactions between science and practice communities, and limited communication among countries and regions. To support localizing SDGs, the International Water Resources Association is increasing support to SDG implementation through a task force committee (TFC) on Water & SDGs. The overall goal of the TFC is to downscale WATer-relevant SDGs (DWAT-SDGs) to the country/region, basin, and local scales to facilitate SDG realization and support sustainable management of water resources in a climate crisis. This session will allow member countries to exchange existing tools and case studies linked to SDG 6 implementation and will develop suggestions and partnerships for expanding SDG 6 localization, making an important contribution to the Water Action Agenda. Overview and introduction Ximing Cai, Ben Chie Yen Professor, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign A SDG localisation framework for guiding sustainable development leadership in the Australian water sector Paul Satur, Research Fellow and Lecturer, Monash University Sustainable Development Institute Localizing SDG6 in India: Where to start? Riddhi Singh, Associate Professor, Indian Institute for Technology Bombay How to localize SDG 6 in Egypt and the MENA Region: The role of the private sector Dahlia Sabri, International development practitioner, KEO International Consultants, Egypt Does SDG 6 matter in a water-abundant country like Brazil? Alcigeimes B. Celeste, Federal University of Sergipe, Brazil Discussant Raya Stephan, Water law expert, International consultant; Deputy Editor in Chief, Water International, International Water Resources Association (IWRA) Timothy Foster, Senior Lecturer in Water-Food Security, University of Manchester Moderator Claudia Ringler, Deputy Director of Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI More about this event: https://www.ifpri.org/event/water-sdgs-downscaling-water-relevant-sdgs-dwat-sdgs Subscribe IFPRI Insights newsletter and event announcements at www.ifpri.org/content/newsletter-subscription

Autumn Enrollment for Medicine, Marriage, & Money is opening soon →  Visit https://library.medicinemarriageandmoney.com/waitlist now!   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE   Medicine:  Armenia for medical school in Russian How her Father was a visionary The Reliance on technology Volume in India and Armenia was 60-65 pateints versus the USA Seen as a Demi-God in India  Where there was better Bedside clinical medicine with good relationship with patients   Marriage:  Big 450 ppl wedding in Delhi Divinely designed relationship loving trust and respect, high accountability where partners play to each other's strength  Why Namita's tailor asked her if she was marrying the right man. The matrimonial section newspaper Advertisement!!! Malin calls her and they have a 45 minute phone call “Love at first sound”  Planning the wedding after THREE conversations   Money:   Dining out versus Home experience Kids get to be messy and loud Where children get to be their own selves    How closely she watches her food budget  Her Multiple guilty pleasures,  The Finer things in life How she prefers to spend money Safety and cleanliness   FOOD:  Where her love of food comes from Expression of love and togetherness When she only knew how to make tea and boil eggs and make toast Her baggage!!!! (food, medicine, music, spirituality) When her own inner cook blossomed  When she realized life was not to be taken for granted Relationship with food and nurturing the people we love  How perfection can limit your cooking style Who drives her  to creative Insanity How to create a story or experience for children during meal time Get them to touch and smell (show them food documentaries, show them bright, colorful pictures) Food network, PBS  Fresh cucumbers, fresh mozzarella, healthier breads  Create a pantry  Kid safe madelin Squeezing limes and lemon Food ricer Food shows   Confidence/Culture/Parenting/Investing/Extra: Her biggest strength  The hardships she endured as a young woman in medical school   TAKE HOME POINTS FROM DR NAMITA KANSAL Let's not depersonalize and deprioritize something as essential as food. It can be a relaxing place. It could bring more normalcy and connectedness to your family.  Food has the power to bring communities together. Share freely. Food is an essential part of life. It needs time and attention. Put it on the agenda. We cannot buy back our health and our relationship, so work on it now! Get your picky eaters more involved in food! WALK AWAY ASKING YOURSELF If I died tomorrow, would I be happy leaving the world as I am right now? Do I make time to savour, share and truly enjoy my food? How can I make meal time more enjoyable and healthy? How can I share more love through    FEATURED ON THIS SHOW Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/642182769797456/ Instagram: @kittugkzz *This podcast is a member of the Doctor Podcast Network

What are the external and internal factors influencing the advocacy for a Feminist Foreign Policy model in India? How are gender and postcolonial perspectives on the history of the state affecting the implementation of international assistance programs and domestic politics quotas? A commentary on the latest Kubernein Initiative 2021 report "Understanding the Feminist Foreign Policy: A view from India" and several other conversations on how to implement this model on the country. Join us in this exploration, follow us on Instagram @womanhood_ir and support our community in Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/womanhoodir RSVP: World Beyond War International Virtual Film Festival - September 4, 11, 18 Listen to related episodes: 12. Marissa Conway on How Feminist Foreign Policy Is Transforming World Affairs 21. Why Feminist Theory Matters in International Relations 47. Isabella Esquivel Ventura on Mexico's Feminist Foreign Policy 50. Postcolonial Feminism 101 - Which Women's Experiences Do We Know More About? 62. Ambika Vishwanath & Priyanka Bhide on Water Security in Urban India Recommended readings of this episode: Download the Kubernein report: Understanding the Feminist Foreign Policy: A view from India Why India needs a ‘feminist' foreign policy India Must Move Towards a Feminist Foreign Policy Why India Should Adopt a Feminist Foreign Policy Framework Opinion – A Feminist Foreign Policy for India: Where to Turn? Instagram - Women in International Relations/India Download the IWDA report: From Seeds to Roots: Trajectories towards Feminist Foreign Policy in the Global South

Believe it or not China is not the only country you can source products from. In fact, depending on the products you want to sell, it may not even be the best option to source from. Lokesh Parahsar of ADK India is joining me to share the inside scoop on Indian factories and why it may make more sense to source in India! One caveat for a newbie seller is that there is no central online hub for factories and sellers to communicate within the Indian market. If you’re looking to DIY your factory search and communication, just know you’ll be giving the Google beast a good workout. However, for any product that needs increased time spent or detailed work, Indian factories are better equipped to handle higher level requirements. Things like textiles and detailed workmanship have a better return because the culture in Indian factories is different and more directed to quality craftsmanship. Listen as Lokesh shares why you should never pay a factory any money until all paperwork is completed and why it’s important to enlist the help of broker relationships. He has been in business for himself since the early 90s and his knowledge of the Indian market is superb. China is not the end all be all in sourcing products. Learn why! In This Episode: [00:34] Welcome Lokesh to the show to chat about product sourcing. [02:46] Learn more about Lokesh and his background. [05:04] Do Amazon sellers only need to source from China versus any other locations?  [07:25] Are there certain products that make more sense to source in India versus China?  [08:57] What is the difference between labor costs in India versus China?  [10:32] Learn what it would look like to start conversations to source in India for a beginner.  [13:08] If you have found a factory in India, do not exchange money until you’ve done in-depth research and have a signed non-compete agreement. [14:58] Should you still have a non-compete if the Indian factory already has the product available?  [17:59] Where do inspections come into the equation?  [19:54] What does the process look like to work with ADK? [22:25] How you can connect with Lokesh. [23:14] What’s the difference between researching on your own versus hiring a company like ADK? [25:28] Once ADK finds a factory, can the seller take over the communication?  [27:53] Does ADK help get products from the factory to the seller?  [29:42] What is the biggest mistake new Amazon sellers make when sourcing in India? [32:53] Connect with Lokesh and hear what his favorite book is and why.   Links and Resources: Wizards of Amazon Wizards of Amazon Courses Wizards of Amazon Meetup Text “Amazon” to 69922 Wizards of Amazon on Facebook Wizards of Amazon on Instagram Wizards of Amazon on LinkedIn Wizards of Amazon on Twitter   lp@adkindia.me Lokesh on LinkedIn An Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments with Truth by Mahatma Gandhi   TEMPLATE NO. 1 Can you provide a reference of your work?   Where are you based in India? How many employees work in your company? Which type of clients do you work for? Which cities do you cover in India? What type of products do you specialize in? How do you get paid? Are you familiar with the specific needs of e-commerce and Amazon sellers when sourcing and shipping Products? Do you work on weekends? How do you handle claims? Do you sell on Amazon yourself? Do you have products that can be shipped in less then 30 days? Do you work with other forwarders or use only your nominated ones? Do you have in-depth knowledge of smart packaging for Amazon products? Do you know international standards of compliance for different products? Normally how big orders do you have from other buyers? Are you comfortable with small orders taken on priority? Do you think you have enough time to ship my small order on time? TEMPLATE NO. 2 What kind of suppliers do you use? How do you vet or verify your suppliers? What are your requirements for a good supplier? How do you handle contracts between your clients and your suppliers? What is your way of working? Are you sourcing from Alibaba? Are your suppliers selling on Amazon? Do you have a specific product categories or niches that you specialize in? Can I expect the best prices from you? Do you work directly with actual factories? Do you receive a commission from your suppliers? Do you operate out of India? Where are you based? Do you source outside of India? Can you check/ship various samples for us? What are your office hours?  Do you provide the contact information of your suppliers?  Do you provide option for full service sourcing? What is the pricing structure for your sourcing services?     TEMPLATE NO.3 More Questions and Answers Are you capable to sell to Amazon Sellers? What is your official address, email? Do you show your products at the Delhi Gift Fair or any other Fair? How many years is this business? How many employees do you have?  May we visit your factory? From what ports do you ship? Can you consolidate shipments with another factory? Can your company make items from our designs? Do you have your own designer? Are you an exporter or trading company, factory, or other? What are your MOQs? What is your MOA per order? How many new products do you introduce each show (twice a year)? What type of products do you mostly sell? What season products do you produce? What materials do you have ability to use in production?  Resin, iron, wood, led, etc What other US companies do you sell to? Retail or Wholesale? What is your quality control process?  Example: ISO9001 or please list. Who is your contact person in the chain of command starting from the dealing manager to the boss at the company? What is your shipping time from purchase order?  Have you been able to ship on contract date?  If not, what is the most accurate length of time? Few Personal Questions can make it more interesting: What are the National Holidays in your Country? Q. How do you like to spend your weekends? Q. What are your favourite type of food, music or movies Q. Do you have specific work hours when you feel most productive? Q. What is the best day per week to meet online on skype/zoom/another video platform? Q. What is the preferred way for you to communicate with me on day to day? Q. How do you see yourself helping me grow my business?   Podcast editing and show notes by Pro Podcast Solutions.

Is passive investing making investors insensitive to price and valuations? Is this distorting the capital flows to the market? In U.S, the market share for passively managed funds has risen to about 51 percent, but what is the number for India? Where do we stand? Transcripts: https://www.capitalmind.in/2020/01/the-amazing-rise-of-passive-and-what-you-need-to-do-about-it Deepak Shenoy (CEO) and Aditya Jaiswal (Analyst) answer these and a lot more questions on today’s show.

In this episode, Dr. Happymon Jacob speaks with P. Chidambaram, Former Home & Finance Minister about the situation in Kashmir after the BJP government's decision to abrogate Article 370. The conversation revolves around the government’s logic behind the decision and its immediate and long term implications for India's national security. The conversation also focuses on the following specific questions: How can the government now work towards normalising the valley? Did this decision undo years of efforts by successive governments to integrate the people and the polity of Jammu and Kashmir into the rest of India? Where does Pakistan, if at all, figure in any Indian effort to bring peace and stability in Jammu and Kashmir? What mistakes were made by the previous governments in dealing with the valley and what lessons did they learn? Will the August 5 decision lead to Jammu and Kashmir becoming a bigger challenge than it was before this decision for all future governments?

Ravi Poovaiah, Professor, at IDC, IIT Mumbai. His current pedagogy as well as research and design interests are in fields related to Interaction Design, New Media Design, Visual Design and Product Design. Most of the things about him are documented on IIT IDC website. Ravi sir is one of the most loved professor at IDC and I got a chance to interact with him during a 3 day workshop at IIT. Product Expo. Many years ago. Although he has a huge body of work in almost all aspects of Visual and communication design, I was very impressed with one of his projects called Trinetra; a collection of Indian glyphs and icons. I call it a Indian Noun project. So this Audiogyan tries and document some aspects about Communication design but more importantly and a personal curiosity of how are signages designed? Especially in India. What is a signage system? What is the importance of a well designed Signage system?  What is the state of Signages in India? Where do we stand if we compare with other countries? What are the challenges while designing a Signage system for India? Language, material, Population, position w.r.t space etc...  What are peculiar things to be understood while designing signage system for India?  Can you tell us what is Trinetra project / tool about?  What your thoughts on the future of Signage system in India? How can corporates or independent designers contribute to Signages in India? 

We talk about God of War, which could possibly become the biggest PS4 exclusive yet. The game’s set to release on April 27 and games editor Rishi Alwani along with friend of the podcast Mikhail Madnani join host Pranay Parab to talk about it. God of War Why this game is a big deal and its history (1:16) The editions releasing in India (6:09) PS4 Pro God of War Edition in India? Where you should pre-order the game from Visuals, frame rates, and the performance mode for PS4 Pro (11:58) God of War gameplay (17:53) Games we’ve been playing this week (22:34) Picross S Splatoon 2 Fortnite PUBG Yakuza 0 Chrono Trigger Music: Popular Potpourri and Path Complete from PPPPPP by Magnus “Souleye” Pålsson.

Isha Pimpalkhare is a mixed media designer/artist, who situates her practice at the convergence of art and design, with a focus on creating emotive and engaging tactile environments. She did her Masters in Textiles from the Royal College of Art(RCA), London, and Bachelors in Textile Design at the National Institute of Design(NID), Ahmedabad. Questions Who is a mixed media creative? What qualifies as a mixed media output? What is the output of such types of designers? Any famous people who made it accessible/famous? If one is following you on Instagram, (I am), what are you exploring with these flowers and different shapes with textures of various materials? What is devore technique of printing? Can you tell us more about it? Where is the demand for your type of work in India? Where all can it be applied? Personal question: What makes you cross these boundaries? Move from one medium to other to express? https://www.instagram.com/ishapimpalkhare/?hl=en https://ishapimpalkhare.com (https://ishapimpalkhare.com/) https://ishapimpalkhare.com/textile-art-pieces