Major economies are emerging mostly unscathed after the fastest rise in interest rates without the usual scars of steep unemployment rates or financial crashes. In 2023, the global economy proved to be more resilient than anticipated, but still the outlook of global economy is considered fragile. Still, taming the global inflation without tipping the world into a recession and a “soft landing” seems a challenge. While policy normalization is far from complete, resolute and adroit actions by policy makers, till now, have contained financial stability concerns to a large extent. India has emerged from the pandemic as a resilient economy with strong macroeconomic fundamentals, maintaining financial and external sector stability. India’s recent growth performance has surprised many, and this continued growth faces challenges arising due to geopolitical turbulence, climate and transition risks and less than anticipated revival of private sector capex.
This conference will provide Chief Economists and their team members opportunities to discuss the state of the Indian Economy and review global macro-economic developments. Apart from the risks posed by geopolitical developments and the challenges faced by the financial sector in facilitating a cleaner and a greener growth story, the virtual conference will also be discussing the globalization of rupee and the impact of fintech in the banking landscape.
The Conference will deal with the following topics:
Chief Economists and their Senior Team Members of Banks, Financial Institutions and NBFCs.