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Nov 5, 2024 | 
ffnews.com | Lauren Towner |Rajesh Saxena
How NMB Bank Zimbabwe managed a currency conversion project in just three days. NMB’s Gerald Gore and Rajesh Saxena from iGCB discuss how their core banking transformation took place amidst turbulent economic conditionsMany African countries are experiencing a wave of digital transformation in banking. In the face of a growing digital population, competition from challengers and the use of mobile services such as M-Pesa, change is now imperative rather than aspirational.
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Oct 28, 2024 | 
martechvibe.com | Rajesh Saxena
As banks confront fintech competition and revenue growth, open finance enabled engagement platforms emerge as a strategic imperative.
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The Middle East is witnessing a transformative era in its banking landscape, driven by a highly banked population and the penetrating waves of fintech innovation and digital banking.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena |Mehmet Yildiz
The Rare Condition That Complicates Identity VerificationRajesh Saxena·FollowPublished inILLUMINATION·3 min read·--Photo by Meg Jenson on UnsplashToday, I read a story on BBC about a man named Amal who lives in Bangladesh. He had passed his driving test and he had also paid the fee, but he still did not receive his driving license. While driving on the road, he usually gets stopped by traffic police for want of his license.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
How Many Runs to Find the Top Three Sprinters? Rajesh Saxena·FollowPublished inPuzzle Sphere·3 min read·--Recently, I stumbled upon a classic interview puzzle that is usually asked in interviews at companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. It was to find the top three fastest rabbits out of a group of 25, with only limited tracks and no exact timings. Here’s a version of that puzzle for you to solve. Try it on your own! Don’t worry, if you get stuck, the solution is also provided below.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
Can You Solve This Interview Puzzle? Rajesh Saxena·FollowPublished inPuzzle Sphere·3 min read·--Today, I am sharing with you a classic puzzle that comes up during interviews at top tech companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and others. It is a great test of problem-solving. How long would it take you to figure out this problem? Well, let’s see!A cable of 80 meters is hanging from the top of two poles. Both the poles are of 50 m height from the ground.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
Today I am sharing with you a classic interview puzzle usually asked in interviews at companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. The puzzle is based on symmetry and has four tasks. Have a crack at it and you can find my solution below. There are 2 squares. The bigger green square of side 4 units is divided into 4 equal regions. The smaller pink square of side 2 units is at the centre of the green square. A part of the pink square in region IV has been removed.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
While introducing the chapter on permutations & combinations, I always give this problem to my students. As factorial is widely used in this chapter, this question sets the tone of the class. Have a go at it and see if you can crack this problem. I recommend that you pause here, grab a pen and paper, and try to solve this problem yourself. 🧠💡When you are ready, you can scroll down to read the solution provided below. 100! is the multiplication of numbers from 1 to 100.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
Today, I bring to you a very common interview puzzle. This is asked by recruiters across domains like finance, tech etc. Have a go at it and see if you can crack this problem. I recommend that you pause here, grab a pen and paper, and try to solve this problem yourself. 🧠💡When you are ready, you can scroll down to read the solution provided below. The three pieces of the stick may or may not form a triangle. The task before us is to find the probability of the three pieces forming a triangle.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
I Can Sleep When The Wind BlowsSometimes we stumble upon stories that stay with us for days. I came across such a story, recently. It made me think about the uncertainties of life. It was a simple story of a farmer and a young man who was hired to work on his farm. It goes something like this:A farmer wanted to hire a man for the upkeep of his farm. One young man applied for this job. The farmer asked him if he could plough the field or operate the oil expeller machine.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
medium.com | Rajesh Saxena
Rational Beasts: To Eat or Not to Eat? I read a famous puzzle today, quite an old one. I tried solving it and felt good after I found the correct logic to get the answer. So I thought, why not share it here? The following problem is a version of that same problem. Try it on your own! Don’t worry, if you get stuck, the solution is also provided below. In a mystical land, there lies an enchanted field where grass grows in abundance.
