In this Face2Face video, we have with us our rocking host Mr. Vivek Bajaj, co-founder of StockEdge and Elearnmarkets, in conversation with Mr. Arvind Datta.
Mr. Arvind Datta was a banker & a finance professional having 24+ years of experience across leading banks and NBFCs in India and in the Middle East. He has worked with HDFC Bank and Citi Bank in India and First Abu Dhabi Bank and Noor Bank in the United Arab Emirates. In his last assignment with Noor Bank, he was Senior Vice President and Head of Business Management, Retail Banking, and Business Banking, responsible for Strategy, Finance, Sales Governance, and Business Analytics. This video will help investors who want to know about the banking sector in detail in a systematic manner. The work experience of our speaker will provide a fruitful learning experience for our audiences.
His presentation will give a background on the economic aspect of the country, which is linked to the banking sector. The growth of the retail assets in the last 2 decades is explained by Mr. Datta, which gives detail on the current financial impact in the banking sector. The growth of the Indian economy over the years has been a journey for all investors and traders in the finance market, including the share market and the banking sector. This is thoroughly discussed in the video for a better understanding of investing in the banking sector.
The top 6 banks in the last decade with retail loan growth are also mentioned in the video for the viewers. The debit and credit card expenditure growth is a part of this presentation that will allow the beginners and the experts in this field with deep knowledge.
There are points and methods to evaluate a bank's performance, which will limit any risk after investment. This is a beneficial aspect for every investor in the banking sector that has been discussed in detail in this video.
Mr. Arvind Datta also provides a case study involving ICICI Bank and its downfall in the past due to reckless lending, which is a learning experience for every viewer. It discusses risks that should not be taken as an investor in the banking sector.
You should not be missing out on this video if you want to know about the banking sector and the economy of India for a smooth investment in this field. Do watch it till the end and share it with your friends and family for the growth of knowledge.
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