We are approaching the annual Morningstar Investment Conference. Attracting delegates from across the country, this must-attend event poses a unique opportunity to engage with leading investment professionals. You can watch a quick video here.
A quick throwback to earlier conferences where prominent personalities delivered stark insights during their respective keynotes or their address as chief guest.
Jayant Sinha, then the Union Minister of State for Finance, spoke about the transformational changes underway in the Indian economy and narrowed down on six concrete game-changing reform initiatives launched by the government.
Nandan Nilekani, co-founder and chairman of EkStep, co-founder of Infosys, and chairman of UIDAI, spoke about how India is at a very seminal point in the use of fintech in financial services. Financial services are being fundamentally transformed and it is an excellent time for incumbents to include technology in the business strategy, as well as for newcomers to come up with new business models.
Uday Kotak, a visionary and one of the most respected finance professionals in the country, discussed the future of financial services in India’s dynamic and evolving economy. He spoke about how changes in the cash culture would affect the levels of efficiency and productivity significantly.
Ridham Desai is one of India's top ranked equity market strategists and heads Morgan Stanley's Indian equity research team. He shared his perspective on India’s longest bull market which was also its slowest, when measured in terms of returns produced per week/per month/per day. He also brought out the nuance of not conflating liquidity with flow.
G Mahalingam, as Executive Director of the Reserve Bank of India, he looked at where the Indian economy is headed; its potential and vulnerabilities. And discussed the need to deal with the stress in the banking sector, which mirrors the stress in the corporate sector, if credit growth needs to be revived.
Ashish Chauhan, as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Bombay Stock Exchange, he deep dived into the Indian macroeconomic scenario and spoke about how the investment landscape is being transformed.
Do join us for the 8th Morningstar Investment Conference to be held in Mumbai on October 23-24, 2018.
You can register here.
In this video, participants discuss their experience in the conference.
