Dinesh Unnikrishnan is an Editor in Banking and Finance at moneycontrol.com. He specializes in various aspects of the BFSI sector, including banking, finance, commodities, futures, and financial services, with a keen focus on crypto regulation and international finance. Dinesh's insights and analyses have also been featured in MSN.
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By: Dinesh Unnikrishnan
The demographic dividend that powered India's rise is beginning to lose momentum.
For decades, Indian banks assumed deposits would continue to flow in but that assumption is increasingly looking outdated, calling for a new playbook
There was a time when deposit mobilisation was perhaps the easiest part of banking. The great Indian middle class earned, saved and parked their money in bank accounts and fixed deposits.
By: Dinesh Unnikrishnan
State finances have come under pressure as spending on welfare schemes and other revenue expenditure has risen sharply over the past year
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: The phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz has eased fears of an oil shock, but India’s inflation challenge isn’t over
Banks have become supermarkets for financial products. The RBI wants to ensure customers know what they are signing up for
When was the last time a banker tried to sell you an insurance policy? For many customers, the answer is probably “recently”. Walk into a bank branch
Can India continue to rely on taxation and enforcement while delaying a clear regulatory framework for digital assets?
By: Dinesh Unnikrishnan
Dinesh Unnikrishnan Dear Reader, The Panorama newsletter is sent to Moneycontrol Pro subscribers on market days.
Lenders are once again opening their wallets for depositors. The renewed scramble for liabilities could shape banking profitability more than the next policy rate move.
