Summary:

Experts anticipate that India will receive over Rs. 52,32,600 crore (US$ 600 billion) in alternative investments over the next three years, strengthening the startup ecosystem. They highlighted the Centre for Financial Markets' role in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship during its launch. According to IMT Ghaziabad's Director, these PE/VC investments account for 13% of the Rs. 4,09,88,700 crore needed to achieve a $5 trillion GDP by FY27. As Indian entrepreneurs gain investor confidence, the country is approaching a pivotal moment in business and technology. Demand for BFSI professionals is rising, boosting enrolment at CFM and industry engagement. Navneet Munot, CEO of HDFC AMC, emphasized IMT Ghaziabad's focus on fintech, AI-driven investments, and sustainable finance. Key trends include increased PE/VC investment, digital asset adoption, and stronger industry-academia collaboration.

Source: IBEF

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