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GenAI to boost Indian financial services, add USD 80 billion by 2030: Report

GenAI to boost Indian financial services, add USD 80 billion by 2030: Report
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Genai To Boost Indian Financial Services, Add $80 Bn By 2030: Report

Genai To Boost Indian Financial Services, Add $80 Bn By 2030: Report
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GenAI To Boost Indian Financial Services, Add 80 Billion Dollars By 2030: Report

In the report, a majority of survey participants highlighted focus on two key areas such as customer service and cost reduction.

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GenAI to boost Indian financial services, add $80 bn by 2030: Report

New Delhi, February 19 (IANS) Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is set to boost Indian financial services and is expected to potentially add $66-$80 billion to the GVA (Gross Value Added) by the year 2030, a new report said on Monday.

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IBC is a boon for lawyers, but what about banks, NBFCs and other financial creditors?

Experts say seven years is ample time for a new law to stabilise. But despite the IBC’s initial promise, it seems to have got entangled in a web of litigation, new interpretations, and numerous amendments

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