Apr 13, 2026 | Behavioral Finance, Economic & Financial Tools, Personal Finance & Financial Literacy
1.Abstract Credit scoring has long been a foundational tool in financial decision-making, traditionally relying on structured variables such as income, debt ratios, and repayment history to determine creditworthiness. While these conventional statistical models...
Apr 8, 2026 | Behavioral Finance, Industry Analysis, Personal Finance & Financial Literacy
Introduction Media used to be a rare commodity, back when our viewing and listening choices were limited. In today’s day and age, our options are now infinite, creating a new scarcity in the market – an audience’s attention. Digitisation has greatly put the...
Mar 11, 2026 | Economic & Financial Tools, Financial Crisis, Industry Analysis, Macro Environment Analysis, Personal Finance & Financial Literacy
Abstract Silver holds a remarkable dual identity in the global economy, serving both as a vital industrial material and a time-tested store of value. This paper explores the growing forces behind the surge in silver demand in recent years, with particular attention to...
Feb 11, 2026 | Personal Finance & Financial Literacy, Publications
INTRODUCTION Microcredit is defined as a relatively small loan, primarily given out to low-income customers to meet short term expenses. It often serves as a quick and reliable source of credit as it doesn’t require any prerequisites like credit ratings. It has...
Dec 3, 2025 | Economic & Financial Tools, Industry Analysis, Macro Environment Analysis, Personal Finance & Financial Literacy
Abstract India’s startup success over the last decade has relied heavily on apps and software-led businesses like marketplaces, fintech, and edtech. A promising trend is the rise of deeptech, which includes startups rooted in scientific research and engineering. This...
Nov 15, 2025 | Economic & Financial Tools, Financial Crisis, Industry Analysis, Personal Finance & Financial Literacy
Climate change has pushed both insured and uninsured disaster losses to consistently high levels. Now, “secondary perils,” such as floods, storms, and wildfires, drive year-to-year changes. Traditional catastrophe models, which rely on long historical records and...
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