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1 month ago |
the-ken.com | Arundhati Ramanathan
A weekly newsletter about how finance is getting supercharged by tech in India, and how you can make money work for you. Subscribe here Good morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%], You are reading our subscriber-only newsletter Ka-Ching!—a weekly commentary on fintech and personal finance Enter your email address to receive a daily curation of our latest newsletters, stories, and podcasts.
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2 months ago |
the-ken.com | Arundhati Ramanathan
Arundhati is interested in how people use money in the digital age and how new economies will take shape based on that interaction. "The only choice is to kill or get killed," said a payments executive at a fintech. They were referring to one of the biggest fintech upsets of the year, when payment aggregators Phonepe, Razorpay, Cashfree, and Paytm* all decided to pull out support for orchestrator Juspay. Just in time to mess up its latest funding round, no less.
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2 months ago |
the-ken.com | Arundhati Ramanathan
Good morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%], What do Indian fintechs really need? Depending on who you are and what you do for a living, you could say more capital; less regulation; better talent; more fees; less competition... the list is long. And if you were one of those who said Indian fintechs need to loosen up, guess what? Gujarat heard you. The western Indian state is doubling down on investments and offering more sops in an area where it has long lagged behind the rest of India. Booze.
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Dec 2, 2024 |
the-ken.com | Rahel Philipose |Rohin Dharmakumar |Nuha Bubere |Arundhati Ramanathan
For the last five years, India’s new-found love for plastic has been pretty visible. More than 100 million credit cards had been issued by banks by Feb 2024. Banks, as we all know, are in a rush to sell more and more credit cards. To do this, they use a whole gamut of attractive offers. For example, free access to airport lounges became all the rage for the longest time. The footfall at these lounges went up significantly till banks slowly realised it was getting a bit too expensive.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
the-ken.com | Praveen Gopal Krishnan |Aakriti Bhalla |Debanjali Biswas |Arundhati Ramanathan
Good Morning [%first_name |Dear Reader%],You are reading the Two by Two newsletter—a weekly commentary on the most important business stories around you If you are a Product Manager, especially in India, you’re probably going through a crisis of faith and existence. As a career, Product Management in India has gone through multiple eras—in the early days, Product Managers (PMs) struggled to explain to people what they actually did.
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