Mohit Joshi
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- Milken Institute1h 1m
Transforming Finance: Tech Is Everywhere
Matthew Brown, Mohit Joshi, Melissa Koide, Eli Rosner, Munish Varma, Matt Brown
A recent industry summit detailed how the pandemic accelerated digital transformation in financial services, forcing banks to rapidly adapt to unprecedented volume spikes while leveraging cloud infrastructure and remote work to maintain operational resilience. Panelists from firms like Finastra and Infosys highlighted critical shifts toward financial inclusion through automated solutions for the underbanked, alongside emerging "Bank-as-a-Service" models that convert legacy costs into revenue streams. Despite these technological strides, the event emphasized urgent risks regarding algorithmic bias and data privacy, urging diverse leadership teams to integrate ethical considerations into AI development to ensure equitable access to credit and services.
- Milken Institute57 min
India as a Driver of Global Growth
Reuben Abraham, Alyssa Ayres, Nisha Biswal, Ankur Jain, Mohit Joshi, Seema Kumar
Projected to become the world's third-largest economy within a decade, India is transitioning from a regional balancer to a leading global power driven by a unique demographic dividend and the rapid expansion of its "India Stack" digital infrastructure. Despite significant internal disparities and regulatory hurdles that currently limit foreign direct investment and female labor participation, the nation's IT sector and emerging consumer markets are generating substantial economic momentum. This strategic evolution is poised to redefine global economic narratives, with experts like Larry Summers identifying the rise of India alongside China as the defining historical event of the coming century.
- Milken Institute56 min
Will EU Departure Strengthen Ties Between the UK and India?
Simon Long, Jitesh Gadhia, Mohit Joshi, Rain Newton-Smith, Manish Singh, Richard Templar, Matt McGrath
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's post-Brexit trade mission to India focuses on leveraging financial services and infrastructure investment to overcome economic shocks and structural gaps in both nations' capital markets. Key figures including Liam Fox and Nirmal Sitharaman have initiated a trade audit to explore bilateral agreements, targeting sectors such as insurance, Masala bonds, and the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund while addressing regulatory harmonization for bankruptcy and solvency. Despite concerns over tightening UK visa policies, the dialogue emphasizes utilizing India's JAM financial inclusion framework and the UK's service-sector expertise to establish a strategic economic partnership that could potentially bypass stalled multilateral EU negotiations.