Background:
India is predicted to be one of the fastest growing economies in coming years and it is already the fifth largest economy based on quarterly gross domestic product (GDP) numbers in current dollars for the period ending December 2021. Consistent with the heightened stature of the Indian economy, the regulatory framework for financial markets in India has evolved with several key strategic policy initiatives. These changes throw up both opportunities and challenges. Against this backdrop, financial markets need to further adapt and evolve. The goal should be to make the markets more future-proof, mindful of increasing likelihood and frequency of ‘black swan’ events.
Conference Objective:
The Conference looks to provide updates to the delegates on the emerging trends in financial markets and regulations. It seeks to provide a platform to the top executives of banks, NBFCs and FIs to interact with speakers and amongst themselves to discuss possible policy measures/initiatives which could potentially make the markets more resilient and efficient, particularly in the current volatile and uncertain global situation.
Highlights:
Following topics and issues will be covered:
- Contemporary trends and issues in financial markets – Policy Perspective
- Regulatory developments in financial markets – Challenges and Opportunities
- Rupee trade – Way forward
- Hedging of financial risks through products such as Credit Default Swaps