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Indian fintechs are both challengers & collaborators to banks, NBFCs: Ashish Gupta of Credit Suisse

Whenever there is an advent of new technology, it goes on to hurt the incumbents, said Ashish Gupta.

March 24, 2021 / 16:12 IST

Digital payments have played a huge part in the economy, said Ashish Gupta, head of equity research-India & Financials-Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse.

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Ashish Gupta spoke at length about what this might spell for India’s financial landscape and its banking sector.

“The corporate landscape in India has been changing and all of us are focused on only one part of the landscape, which is the listed universe. We felt there was a lot more activity, value creation, more growth emanating from this universe and much of it is in the private space and that’s what turned our attention to this space," he said.

Gupta says fintech (financial technology) are challengers and collaborators for a lot of incumbents. Whenever there is an advent of new technology, it goes on to hurt the incumbents, he said.

However, in India because of the model of fintech development, they are as many collaborators and partners as they are challengers of a lot of incumbents, banks as well as NBFCs, Gupta added.

For more details, watch the video.

Source: CNBC TV18

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first published: Mar 24, 2021 04:11 pm

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