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Fintech in India: beyond the horizon

22 October 2020 | India Group
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In 2016, India launched an unprecedented demonetisation programme, which revolutionised its digital economy. Four years on, we look at the present state of the Fintech sector in India – and at its enormous potential for further growth.

This article covers:

  • Fintech in India: Leading the curve
  • Fintech in India; Key drivers
  • Fintech in India: Segments and players
  • Major deals in the Indian Fintech sector
  • Regulation of Fintech in India
  • India’s revolutionary UPI and open banking
  • Data protection in India

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Chris is chairman of the India practice and also helps guide the firm's social initiatives in India.

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Alan specialises in public and private cross-border mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures and partnership matters.

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Sid is a cross-border mergers and acquisitions specialist focussing on high-value, complex transactions, including joint ventures and growth / private capital investments, and with particular expertise in TMT/Tech and premium real estate M&A transactions.

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