Thought leadership reports

The determinant of any successful governance is tightly woven with public health. Public health landscape in India is complex and multifaceted with a range of challenges and opportunities.

Financial institutions have a leading role to play in shaping our sustainable future, and a strong need to reboot and shift to a more responsible finance model. As a core component of the economy, they bear the responsibility of upholding rigour and resilience in their risk management. With time running out to achieve a move towards nature-positive outcomes, what sustainability progress have banks and insurers made?

In a world that has become reliant on digital technology, most organisations’ current cyber security strategies are no longer enough to combat threats. Future-proof your business by understanding and mitigating cyber risks.

The European Commission has recently issued an adequacy decision. EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) is a new data transfer mechanism which will support Trans-Atlantic data transfers. The decision further confirms that the United States provides an adequate level of data protection for personal data transferred from the EU countries.

Did you know as per the UN population estimates, with a population of around 1.43 billion India has just recently overtaken China and become the world’s most populous country?

Owing to the vast population of our country, the labour landscape is an intricate set of layers. Diversity, multi-linguistic and multi-cultural are hallmarks of the labour population (labour pool) in India. Economic activities in the country are broadly categorised in the organised and unorganised sectors.

MSMEs are the lifeblood of India, whether it be running our GDP, our vibrant export profile or facilitating employment across the country.
Be it micro, small or medium sized firms, each type of enterprise has played a pivotal role in shaping the sector’s growth story till date.

The MSME sector accounts for over 80% of businesses and contributes to more than half of the employee share. The share of the formal MSME sector in the GDP is up to 40% in emerging economies. The importance of the sector in India’s economic growth cannot be over-emphasized. With the presence of over 63 million MSMEs employing over 110 million people staggered across services, the manufacturing sector contributes nearly 30% to GDP.