Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) impact developing economies through job creation, credit offtake, and, perhaps most importantly, positive contributions to Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In India, SMBs contribute about 30% of the country’s GDP, which is a significant amount – after all, India is likely to reach $4T GDP by the end of fiscal year 2024-2025. But while SMBs play a crucial role in propelling India’s rapid economic growth, they continue to operate within a disorganised sector and face numerous challenges. As innovation weaves its intricate pattern across sectors, financial…
Author: Anoop Nair
Anoop Nair, a fintech veteran with 20+ years' of experience, is currently Country Head - India at Interpolitan Money. Leading global operations, he drives innovation in digital banking, payments, and remittance solutions. Formerly Head of NBFI Coverage at Barclays, Anoop excelled in relationship management and corporate finance, enhancing Barclays' growth and reputation in India.