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The document discusses India's Aadhaar identification system, including how Aadhaar numbers will be issued through a partnership between the Unique Identification Authority of India and state registrars using biometric and demographic data collected by enrollment agencies. It also outlines how Aadhaar can benefit residents by providing identification, portability, and electronic benefit transfers, and how it can benefit government programs through better targeting, reduced leakages and fraud, and lower service delivery costs.
We are India's premier economics research firm whose research services and data products have received world-wide recognition. We follow, analyze, and report the latest economic and market trends. India being a large and complex economy, we monitor the progress of its many facets at a sub-national and sub-state level.
Indicus conducts monitoring and evaluation studies, indexation and ratings, as well as policy analysis. Our products provide fine cuts about the economy and the consumers at extremely granular levels with data for districts, cities and neighbourhoods. The topmost academicians, policy institutions and industry groups work with us, sponsor most of our work, and purchase our acclaimed data products
Private banking in India has expanded since the 2008 financial crisis as India's wealth has grown. However, the industry remains limited by regulatory and technological factors. After 2008, Indian investors became more aware of global investment products and began demanding more sophisticated services from their private banks. In response, Indian banks have begun offering products more in line with global private banking, focusing on alternative investments and distributing third-party products. However, further development is needed to meet global private banking standards.
Private banking in India has expanded since the 2008 financial crisis as India's wealth has grown. However, the industry continues to be limited by regulations and technology. After 2008, Indian investors became more aware of global investment products and began demanding more sophisticated services from their private banks. In response, Indian banks have begun offering products more in line with global private banking, focusing on alternative investments and distributing third-party products. However, the industry still needs improvements in infrastructure, human capital, and regulatory support to meet global standards.
Private Banking in India After the 2008 Financial CrisisCognizant
Private banking (PB) services in India are expanding very rapidly in conjunction with a growth economy and many high et worth individuals seeking better returns on their investments through such PB offerings as REITs, third-party products, CDOs, mortgage-backed securuties, etc. We ofer a guide to investment options and options for IT infrastructure to enable banks to provide wide-ranging PB services.
This document provides instructions for setting up an account and using the features of an online community website called AskMando. It outlines the basic steps to create an account, build a profile, publish blog posts and videos, connect with other members, share content, and more. The overall purpose is to encourage the reader to join the free community site to connect with others in their industry and share knowledge.
The document discusses India's Aadhaar identification system, including how Aadhaar numbers will be issued through a partnership between the Unique Identification Authority of India and state registrars using biometric and demographic data collected by enrollment agencies. It also outlines how Aadhaar can benefit residents by providing identification, portability, and electronic benefit transfers, and how it can benefit government programs through better targeting, reduced leakages and fraud, and lower service delivery costs.
We are India's premier economics research firm whose research services and data products have received world-wide recognition. We follow, analyze, and report the latest economic and market trends. India being a large and complex economy, we monitor the progress of its many facets at a sub-national and sub-state level.
Indicus conducts monitoring and evaluation studies, indexation and ratings, as well as policy analysis. Our products provide fine cuts about the economy and the consumers at extremely granular levels with data for districts, cities and neighbourhoods. The topmost academicians, policy institutions and industry groups work with us, sponsor most of our work, and purchase our acclaimed data products
Private banking in India has expanded since the 2008 financial crisis as India's wealth has grown. However, the industry remains limited by regulatory and technological factors. After 2008, Indian investors became more aware of global investment products and began demanding more sophisticated services from their private banks. In response, Indian banks have begun offering products more in line with global private banking, focusing on alternative investments and distributing third-party products. However, further development is needed to meet global private banking standards.
Private banking in India has expanded since the 2008 financial crisis as India's wealth has grown. However, the industry continues to be limited by regulations and technology. After 2008, Indian investors became more aware of global investment products and began demanding more sophisticated services from their private banks. In response, Indian banks have begun offering products more in line with global private banking, focusing on alternative investments and distributing third-party products. However, the industry still needs improvements in infrastructure, human capital, and regulatory support to meet global standards.
Private Banking in India After the 2008 Financial CrisisCognizant
Private banking (PB) services in India are expanding very rapidly in conjunction with a growth economy and many high et worth individuals seeking better returns on their investments through such PB offerings as REITs, third-party products, CDOs, mortgage-backed securuties, etc. We ofer a guide to investment options and options for IT infrastructure to enable banks to provide wide-ranging PB services.
This document provides instructions for setting up an account and using the features of an online community website called AskMando. It outlines the basic steps to create an account, build a profile, publish blog posts and videos, connect with other members, share content, and more. The overall purpose is to encourage the reader to join the free community site to connect with others in their industry and share knowledge.
We help you cut through the maze that is India to unravel the various facets of the Indian consumers.Our products provide information about the economy and the consumers at extremely granular levels - city, district and neighbourhood levels. Within the granular geographic levels, the information is further segmented into various income groups. Normally, such data is not available easily in India at such granular levels. We provide in the range of 100-250 variables for every geographic level. The data is estimated using various techniques – large data sets are processed, proprietary surveys are done, Econometric and mathematical modelling is applied and finally the processed estimates are published.
INDICUS ANALYTICS is a specialized economics research firm based in New Delhi. It has been providing research inputs to Central and State ministries, institutions such as The World Bank, UNICEF, Stanford University, Harvard University, Maryland University, USAID, Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, CII and many other national and international institutions. Key decision-makers such as the former President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and the Finance Minister Mr. P. Chidambaram have all referred to our work as we cover a wide range of aspects of the Indian economy.
Media groups such as India Today and Outlook have carried cover stories based on our work. The India Today special issue on the ‘State of the States’ is released every year in the presence of Chief Ministers from across the country.
Constant interaction with national and international experts and our ongoing non-funded research activities are the key factors that enable us to maintain a high quality of output. Our persistent endeavor to keep abreast of new developments in research methodology gives us the ability to bring out fresh insights from otherwise intractable information.
Rural India represents an untapped market with over 714 million people and growing per capita income. Mobile penetration in rural India is currently only 32% but is expected to account for over 60% of the total subscriber base by 2012. Fundamental needs like communication, education, health, banking, and agriculture information do not change for rural consumers but new mobile technologies can alter how, when, and where these needs are fulfilled. CanvasM Technologies focuses on enabling technologies and innovation to provide services anytime, anywhere to rural consumers. Their approach involves localizing value creation, enabling access to relevant local content, unconventional partnering, and enabling discovery through their Ideation Factory to drive innovation.
Demographic and lifestyle data productNitin Sharma
This document describes a demographic and lifestyle data product from a company. It includes market profiles of India at the district level, rural block profiles, town profiles, village profiles, city neighborhood data, city ward data, and economic activity data at a granular grid level. The data covers socioeconomic classifications, consumer demographics, expenditures, assets, and other metrics. It is meant to help customers identify markets, analyze economic situations, and inform marketing strategies.
Setting up business in India,
Doing business in India,
FDI India,
Foreign Investment India,
Industry India,
Business Consultants India,
India Entry Consultants
Market Skyline of India - Identify and select your target consumer segment by understanding their Income Distribution, Consumption Habit, Asset Ownership and SEC profile.
The City Skyline of India, The City Skyline of India, provides information on different kinds of consumers, market sizes, their income, savings and expenditure patterns. The product covers demography, age distribution, consumer markets – assets owned, socio economic classifications, life stage of chief wage earner, employment status of chief wage earner, consumer psychographics, income categories, earning potential, education, housing, media consumption, market characteristics, among others
It is a toolkit for companies, academicians, management and students which can help them understand the distinct rural and urban characteristics of India at various levels include block & town & decoding the geographical heterogeneity of India.
A collection of insights on multiple consumer segments in India.
It goes beyond the top cities and large towns
-Covering 109 urban centres
-Covering 196 villages
-Covering 80 of the 88 NSSO regions
-From length and breadth of India: J&K to Puducherry; Goa to Sikkim
Segments -
Indian Urbanites (Urban SECs)
India That is Bharat (Rural SECs)
Indian Women
Indian Youth
Indian Families (by Lifecycle stage)
Indian Generations (Segmentation based on Age Groups)
Indian HOH (Understanding Chief Age Earners)
Indian Societal Landscapes
India Banks (Banking)
India Bytes (PCs and Tablets)
India Drives (Automobile)
India Insures (Insurance)
India Invests (Loan)
India Shops (Retail)
India Hooked (Television Consumption)
India Plugged (Consumer Durables)
The document discusses the growth and importance of India's service sector over the past decades. It traces the rise of the service sector from contributing 41% of GDP in 1990-1991 to over 54% in recent years. Key drivers of growth included urbanization, privatization, and increasing demand for consumer and intermediate services. Subsectors like IT, ITES, retail, and financial services experienced major booms after economic liberalization. However, the benefits of growth have not been evenly distributed, and India still faces challenges in areas like agriculture, rural development, and improving social indicators.
Emerging trends and opportunities in private insurance sectorVivek Shrotriya
The document discusses emerging trends and opportunities in the private insurance sector in India. It provides an overview of the insurance industry in India, including key facts about its size and major players. It also describes the roles and functions of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) and the growing trend of bancassurance. Some emerging trends in the industry include increased digitization, new products for the sharing economy, and greater use of analytics. Significant opportunities for growth exist due to low insurance penetration, an untapped market, and regulations protecting policyholders.
- The document examines the awareness level and investment behavior of salaried individuals towards financial products in India.
- It finds that respondents have high awareness of traditional financial products like bank deposits and life insurance, but low awareness of newer products like mutual funds, stocks, and forex markets.
- In terms of investment behavior, the majority of respondents invest their money in traditional and safe options like bank deposits and life insurance. Few invest in riskier assets like stocks or commodities.
This document discusses strategies for improving access to financial services for agricultural value chains in Africa. It notes that while over 60% of Africa's population lives rurally and engages in agriculture, the agricultural sector lacks large-scale investment and access to financing. The document outlines challenges like risk, lack of infrastructure and weak market structures that impede agricultural financing. It then discusses various innovations and tools for managing risk and financing along commodity value chains, including microfinance, value chain financing, futures markets, warehouse receipts and using movable assets as collateral. The goal is to develop sustainable and holistic solutions that link smallholder farmers to markets and financial services.
The information covers a range of indicators on Indian consumers and their characteristics, with specific emphasis on the housing sector and housing demand
This report provides a detailed analysis of the entertainment industry in India. It covers growth in television, films, music, radio, and online advertising. The industry has grown substantially due to factors like digitization, globalization, and corporatization. Private investment and infrastructure improvements have also boosted the industry. Key players in television, film, radio, and music are analyzed. The report was published on March 15, 2011 by the International Research Report and contains 50 pages of market analysis, trends, and industry statistics from 2000 to 2013.
Nauru India Trade & Investment Promotion GroupIndia Advisors
The Nauru-India Trade & Investment Promotion Group (NITIPG) will be an international organization focused exclusively on promoting trade and investment between India and Nauru. NITIPG will provide services to support approximately 40,000 members, including governments, businesses, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders. It will promote mutually beneficial partnerships in areas like commerce, industry, and economic cooperation. Initially it will be funded by sponsors, but over the long term will become self-sustaining through success fees. NITIPG aims to strengthen ties at both the grassroots and governmental levels between India and Nauru.
Digital India, Skill India, Make in India and Startup IndiaPawan Singh
The document discusses the Digital India program which aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society. It has three key vision areas: digital infrastructure as a utility, governance and services on demand, and digital empowerment of citizens. Nine major projects were launched including Bharat Net, Digital Locker, e-Kranti etc. The program is overseen by committees headed by the Prime Minister, Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Communications and IT. The goals of the program are to provide internet access, digital identity and services to citizens and promote digital literacy.
We help you cut through the maze that is India to unravel the various facets of the Indian consumers.Our products provide information about the economy and the consumers at extremely granular levels - city, district and neighbourhood levels. Within the granular geographic levels, the information is further segmented into various income groups. Normally, such data is not available easily in India at such granular levels. We provide in the range of 100-250 variables for every geographic level. The data is estimated using various techniques – large data sets are processed, proprietary surveys are done, Econometric and mathematical modelling is applied and finally the processed estimates are published.
INDICUS ANALYTICS is a specialized economics research firm based in New Delhi. It has been providing research inputs to Central and State ministries, institutions such as The World Bank, UNICEF, Stanford University, Harvard University, Maryland University, USAID, Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, CII and many other national and international institutions. Key decision-makers such as the former President of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and the Finance Minister Mr. P. Chidambaram have all referred to our work as we cover a wide range of aspects of the Indian economy.
Media groups such as India Today and Outlook have carried cover stories based on our work. The India Today special issue on the ‘State of the States’ is released every year in the presence of Chief Ministers from across the country.
Constant interaction with national and international experts and our ongoing non-funded research activities are the key factors that enable us to maintain a high quality of output. Our persistent endeavor to keep abreast of new developments in research methodology gives us the ability to bring out fresh insights from otherwise intractable information.
Rural India represents an untapped market with over 714 million people and growing per capita income. Mobile penetration in rural India is currently only 32% but is expected to account for over 60% of the total subscriber base by 2012. Fundamental needs like communication, education, health, banking, and agriculture information do not change for rural consumers but new mobile technologies can alter how, when, and where these needs are fulfilled. CanvasM Technologies focuses on enabling technologies and innovation to provide services anytime, anywhere to rural consumers. Their approach involves localizing value creation, enabling access to relevant local content, unconventional partnering, and enabling discovery through their Ideation Factory to drive innovation.
Demographic and lifestyle data productNitin Sharma
This document describes a demographic and lifestyle data product from a company. It includes market profiles of India at the district level, rural block profiles, town profiles, village profiles, city neighborhood data, city ward data, and economic activity data at a granular grid level. The data covers socioeconomic classifications, consumer demographics, expenditures, assets, and other metrics. It is meant to help customers identify markets, analyze economic situations, and inform marketing strategies.
Setting up business in India,
Doing business in India,
FDI India,
Foreign Investment India,
Industry India,
Business Consultants India,
India Entry Consultants
Market Skyline of India - Identify and select your target consumer segment by understanding their Income Distribution, Consumption Habit, Asset Ownership and SEC profile.
The City Skyline of India, The City Skyline of India, provides information on different kinds of consumers, market sizes, their income, savings and expenditure patterns. The product covers demography, age distribution, consumer markets – assets owned, socio economic classifications, life stage of chief wage earner, employment status of chief wage earner, consumer psychographics, income categories, earning potential, education, housing, media consumption, market characteristics, among others
It is a toolkit for companies, academicians, management and students which can help them understand the distinct rural and urban characteristics of India at various levels include block & town & decoding the geographical heterogeneity of India.
A collection of insights on multiple consumer segments in India.
It goes beyond the top cities and large towns
-Covering 109 urban centres
-Covering 196 villages
-Covering 80 of the 88 NSSO regions
-From length and breadth of India: J&K to Puducherry; Goa to Sikkim
Segments -
Indian Urbanites (Urban SECs)
India That is Bharat (Rural SECs)
Indian Women
Indian Youth
Indian Families (by Lifecycle stage)
Indian Generations (Segmentation based on Age Groups)
Indian HOH (Understanding Chief Age Earners)
Indian Societal Landscapes
India Banks (Banking)
India Bytes (PCs and Tablets)
India Drives (Automobile)
India Insures (Insurance)
India Invests (Loan)
India Shops (Retail)
India Hooked (Television Consumption)
India Plugged (Consumer Durables)
The document discusses the growth and importance of India's service sector over the past decades. It traces the rise of the service sector from contributing 41% of GDP in 1990-1991 to over 54% in recent years. Key drivers of growth included urbanization, privatization, and increasing demand for consumer and intermediate services. Subsectors like IT, ITES, retail, and financial services experienced major booms after economic liberalization. However, the benefits of growth have not been evenly distributed, and India still faces challenges in areas like agriculture, rural development, and improving social indicators.
Emerging trends and opportunities in private insurance sectorVivek Shrotriya
The document discusses emerging trends and opportunities in the private insurance sector in India. It provides an overview of the insurance industry in India, including key facts about its size and major players. It also describes the roles and functions of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) and the growing trend of bancassurance. Some emerging trends in the industry include increased digitization, new products for the sharing economy, and greater use of analytics. Significant opportunities for growth exist due to low insurance penetration, an untapped market, and regulations protecting policyholders.
- The document examines the awareness level and investment behavior of salaried individuals towards financial products in India.
- It finds that respondents have high awareness of traditional financial products like bank deposits and life insurance, but low awareness of newer products like mutual funds, stocks, and forex markets.
- In terms of investment behavior, the majority of respondents invest their money in traditional and safe options like bank deposits and life insurance. Few invest in riskier assets like stocks or commodities.
This document discusses strategies for improving access to financial services for agricultural value chains in Africa. It notes that while over 60% of Africa's population lives rurally and engages in agriculture, the agricultural sector lacks large-scale investment and access to financing. The document outlines challenges like risk, lack of infrastructure and weak market structures that impede agricultural financing. It then discusses various innovations and tools for managing risk and financing along commodity value chains, including microfinance, value chain financing, futures markets, warehouse receipts and using movable assets as collateral. The goal is to develop sustainable and holistic solutions that link smallholder farmers to markets and financial services.
The information covers a range of indicators on Indian consumers and their characteristics, with specific emphasis on the housing sector and housing demand
This report provides a detailed analysis of the entertainment industry in India. It covers growth in television, films, music, radio, and online advertising. The industry has grown substantially due to factors like digitization, globalization, and corporatization. Private investment and infrastructure improvements have also boosted the industry. Key players in television, film, radio, and music are analyzed. The report was published on March 15, 2011 by the International Research Report and contains 50 pages of market analysis, trends, and industry statistics from 2000 to 2013.
Nauru India Trade & Investment Promotion GroupIndia Advisors
The Nauru-India Trade & Investment Promotion Group (NITIPG) will be an international organization focused exclusively on promoting trade and investment between India and Nauru. NITIPG will provide services to support approximately 40,000 members, including governments, businesses, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders. It will promote mutually beneficial partnerships in areas like commerce, industry, and economic cooperation. Initially it will be funded by sponsors, but over the long term will become self-sustaining through success fees. NITIPG aims to strengthen ties at both the grassroots and governmental levels between India and Nauru.
Digital India, Skill India, Make in India and Startup IndiaPawan Singh
The document discusses the Digital India program which aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society. It has three key vision areas: digital infrastructure as a utility, governance and services on demand, and digital empowerment of citizens. Nine major projects were launched including Bharat Net, Digital Locker, e-Kranti etc. The program is overseen by committees headed by the Prime Minister, Cabinet Secretary and Minister of Communications and IT. The goals of the program are to provide internet access, digital identity and services to citizens and promote digital literacy.
Digital India, Skill India, Make in India and Startup India
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