Devayani Ghaisas
Devayani holds versatile experience in the BFSI & edtech domain for 8+ years. She is a part-qualified actuary by education and an ex-banker. Her primary experience lies in finance, risk management & valuations. In her current role as a GM, she works extensively for the research team. Devayani has mentored over 16,000 members at the 1% club so far. She also regularly writes articles & blogs related to financial developments. You can catch up with her on LinkedIn anytime :)
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Hybrid work: The future of work in India?
Building an agile hybrid work model is the key for India - maybe a sort of “hybrid playbook” that suits our organisational needs.
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Life Insurance Awareness – The India Story
We have enough money to cover our basic life insurance costs. But, what we lack is life insurance awareness.
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Index Linked Insurance Products (ILIP): What are they?
Index Linked Insurance Products were recently launched by the IRDAI as a separate category under the linked insurance products.
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The Sachetisation of Mutual Fund SIPs: The key to inclusive growth
Sachetisation of mutual fund SIPs can open prosperity doors for millions of Indians, especially those living on modest incomes.
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Electric Vehicle policies in India: Can the retail sector adopt?
EMPS 2024 is only for electric two wheelers & three wheelers. Four wheeler cars and heavy electric vehicles are excluded.
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Bengaluru Water Crisis: What happens to real estate?
Some 6900 borewells or 50% of the total borewells now have no water. The Bengaluru water crisis is real in many gated societies.
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The fair share debate – what is it all about?
Telecom companies want Google, Netflix, Meta, Amazon and the likes to pay up for the balooning infrastructure costs as a "Fair Share."
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Indexed bond: A handy license to hedge against inflation?
Inflation indexed bonds are the type of bonds that promise to pay investors a return after adjusting for inflation.
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Finally – A commentary on poverty that bears some good news
High growth and large decline in inequality have combined to eliminate poverty in India for the PPP$ 1.9 poverty line.