A contribution of INR 10,00,000 / INR 5,00,000/ INR 3,00,000 will enable an organization to come on board as a Platinum / Gold / Silver sponsor. In return for the contribution, CPP will provide an opportunity for the sponsor to adequately showcase its products, services, and brand.
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Sponsorship Opportunities |
Platinum (10,00,000) |
Gold (5,00,000) |
Silver (3,00,00) |
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Company logo on main stage and additional signage |
Yes |
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- |
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Company logo on all signage except the main stage |
- |
Yes |
Yes |
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Logo on all conference communications including website |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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Logo on conference kit and publication |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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Display of one own standee (pull-up) banner at the main venue |
Yes |
- |
- |
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One nomination for invited talk |
Yes |
- |
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Three conference participation nominations |
Yes |
Yes |
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Distribution of handouts to all attendees |
Yes |
Yes |
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Display stall at the main venue |
Yes |
Yes |
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Lunch and Conference Dinner invites |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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Mentioning the sponsor details during the event |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Sponsors
Technology Changes and Policies in Banking Sector
In this session, a total of 3 panellists were invited to talk about the technological advancements and policies in the Banking sector moderated by Mr. Pranjal Jain, IRMS and PhD student at Lovely Professional University.
In the panel, Mr. N. S. Vishwanathan, Ex-Deputy Governor of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) provided a rich perspective on RBI’s role in stimulating technology innovation and regulations required for the same. Mr. Vishwanathan said that technology adaption in banking sector has gone from the installation of ATMs to app-based banking with Jan Dhan-Aadhar-Mobile trinity and United Payments Interface being the gamechanger in increasing tech usage and accessibility of the banking system. In addition, Mr. Vishwanathan touched upon the need for regulating FinTech stating that RBI usually intervenes when the FinTech’s venture into the business of dealing with money where its devoid of regulations. Lastly, Viswanathan warns of Gen AI usage where he emphasizes the need for eliminating Bias, safeguarding data and its confidentiality.
Mr. Srinivas Iyer, Digital head for product and partnerships at Axis Bank succinctly explained the initiatives taken by Axis Bank in improving its digital banking through mobile application. Mr. Iyer said that people with product design background and the idea of customer first approach were the key factors in making Axis Bank as one of the highest rated mobile banking apps in the world. However, he did attribute the contribution of JAM trinity being the driving force for increased digital banking usage in the world. Mr. Iyer stated that in the future, Axis Bank is looking forward to utilizing Unified Lending Interface for increasing credit access to their customers.
Lastly, Mr. Jagdeesh from NABARD talked about the conditions of banking ecosystem in the rural India. Jagdeesh highlighted that since 2014 financial inclusion has taken a good shape through Jan Dhan Yojana scheme. Plus, NABARD being a financial administration institution, it has supported other banks in increasing digital usage amongst it’s rural customers by disbursing Kishan Credit Cards and Jan Dhan Yojana Bank accounts. Mr. Jagdeesh concludes by stating that technology adaptation in rural areas of banking sector is taking time however he is optimistic about its spread in the coming years.