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How about starting an fintech startup related to marriage businesses Where subscribers need to pay the premium every month for their policy of their own respective money and claim the amount on their particular year. As like as insurance companies.

What's your plan anyone up for their ipo?. As far as my interest I was not much into these insurance company ipo

Corporate health insurance with wide range of coverage for their families. Premiums decided every year by a mandatory full body checkup. Claim process eased out corporate wise. A dedicated team at every tech park to cater to peoples needs.

Why do online gurus in YouTube or Instagram etc, Despite being so successful as they claim , sell courses as one of their source of income. Thoughts? 💭

Hello Everyone, I want to shift to Bangalore for any suitable opportunities. I have experience in Financial services,banking, Insurance and Fintech. Currently based out at Kolkata. Any leads will be appreciated as I have limited connection in Bang

How Acko Disrupted India’s Insurance Market 🚀 India’s insurance industry has traditionally been dominated by agent-driven models, complex paperwork, and slow claim settlements. Then came Acko, a digital-first insurance provider that revolutionized

Here's a breakdown of how CRED makes money, based on their FY23 financials. With a significant chunk coming from loans, payments, and travel management, the platform diversifies through advertising fees, insurance, and corporate expense management. T

Hello everyone! I assume you all might know what "GIFT" city is(in Gujarat). As per the articles & reports, I came to know that, Modi is offering zero tax policy in this particular area in Gujarat inorder to encourage startups and to boost their eco

How will be the app having finanancial and personal overview sharing to family when needed: 1. Segregate all docs from passport size photo, aadhar, health insurance and term insurance. 2. link with bank details and just get bank balance. 3. also lin

The 2008 financial crisis - During the late 1990s, America was getting a huge inflow of foreign funds from Russia and many Asian countries. American banks naturally didn't want the money just lying around earning no interest, so they made it easier