Posted: 29 Jul 2020 Resource Type: Multimedia Back Businesses globally are slowly coming to terms with the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and planning towards what the future will behold. Despite these challenges, the India UK trade and investment corridor has remained robust, as substantiated by India’s position as the second largest inward investor in the UK for 2019-20, with 120 new projects and creating over 5000 jobs. This webinar focuses on the relationship between the two countries and shares insights on policies and future prospects across the fintech and financial services space. A panel discussion, hosted by Alderman William Russell, the Rt. Hon. The Lord Mayor of the City of London Corporation and Anita Nandi, Country Head, City of London Corporation - India office, are joined by senior representatives from the UK and India to explore UK opportunities available for Indian fintech companies in greater detail. According to the latest Grant Thornton ‘India meets Britain tracker’ report, Indian companies continue to invest, grow and expand in the UK, with combined revenues of over £41bn and employing over 110,000 people. The UK fintech sector has also exhibited similar resilience and growth trends this year, overcoming the economic concerns around. Speakers Anita Nandi, Country Head, City of London Corporation - India office Alderman William Russell, the Rt. Hon. The Lord Mayor of the City of London Corporation Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFC Limited Anuj Chande, Partner and Head of South Asia Group, Grant Thornton UK LLP Panel Discussion Moderater: Chandru Iyer, Head of BD – South Asia Group, Grant Thornton UK LLP Mr. V S Rangan, Executive Director, HDFC Limited Mr. Vinay Kalantri, Founder & Managing Director, TMW Pay Mr. John Da Gama-Rose, Partner, Head of Capital Markets and Financial Services Business Consulting, Grant Thornton UK LLP Ms. Julie Lake, CEO & Co-Founder, FinTech50 This media type is not supported by your browser. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Related content Research Report Case study catalogue 2023 | How Financial Services are helping to deliver a Just Transition May 2023 - How Financial Services are helping to deliver a Just Transition Case study catalogue 2023 | How Financial Services are helping to deliver a Just Transition Research Report From commitment to action | tracking UK financial services’ progress on the pathway to net zero May 2023 - Tracking UK financial services’ progress on the pathway to net zero From commitment to action | tracking UK financial services’ progress on the pathway to net zero Thought Piece Sustainable consumption is changing the way people spend May 2023 - More sustainable consumption will be one of the nine trends that could unfold over the next five to seven years. But when it comes to shopping online or at larger brands, it’s more difficult to understand the impact of your purchases on the planet. Sustainable consumption is changing the way people spend Thought Piece Accelerating private sector finance for nature May 2023 - Public sector financing alone will fall far short of the required levels of investment needed to achieve a nature-positive future. Turning things around won’t be easy, but nature-based solutions appear to be within reach—and could offer a significant opportunity for investors. Accelerating private sector finance for nature