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CNBC-TV18 all set to host Banking Transformation Summit unlocking India’s economic potential
Mumbai: CNBC-TV18, India’s leading English business news channel, is all set to host the ‘Banking Transformation Summit’ in partnership with Nucleus Software. This event aims to display India’s impressive capabilities and is focused on the theme of ‘Charting the Course for India’s Economy to Reach Five Trillion Dollars and Beyond’. This theme harmonizes seamlessly with the government’s goal of attaining this milestone by the fiscal year 2027. The event will take place at Taj Land Ends, Mumbai on Wednesday 23 August 2023 at 3:55 pm.
The evening will be graced with the presence of industry leaders, policymakers, and financial experts like Uday Kotak, MD & CEO, Kotak Mahindra Bank; with KV Kamath, Chairman, National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID), CS Setty, MD, State Bank of India; Shyam Srinivasan, MD & CEO, Federal Bank; Prashant Kumar, MD & CEO, Yes Bank; Ashu Khullar, CEO, Citi Bank India; Vishnu R Dusad, Founder & MD, Nucleus Software; Rajiv Sabharwal, MD & CEO, Tata Capital; Jairam Sridharan, MD, Piramal Capital and Housing Finance; Ramesh Iyer, Vice Chairman & MD, Mahindra Finance; MN Srinivasu, Co-founder, BillDesk; Rishi Gupta, MD & CEO, Fino Payments Bank amongst others who will provide critical insights into the industry’s regulatory landscape and macroeconomic trends.
The summit will have insightful conversations and panel discussions on topics like Banking on Indian Economy – A Fireside Chat, $5 Trillion Economy & Beyond: Ambition to Reality, Fintech & Banking- Collaboration and Lending for the New Economy, Equipping A New India and many more which promises profound insights into technology’s pivotal role in shaping India’s banking landscape.
CNBC-TV18 managing editor Shereen Bhan said, “We are thrilled to introduce CNBC-TV18’s Banking Transformation Summit – a dynamic platform that delves deep into the intricate interplay between India’s burgeoning economic growth and the significant contribution by its banking sector, aided by the adoption of progressive digital technology. Centered around the theme of ‘Navigating India’s Economic Voyage towards a Five Trillion Dollar Realm and Beyond,’ the summit will bring together eminent industry stalwarts, policymakers, and adept fin-tech disruptors, to analyse the changing landscape of India’s financial sector.
We look forward to insightful conversations to gain a first-hand view of where India’s financial sector is headed and the priorities that will drive its growth, profitability, and impact.”
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Times Now Summit 2026 to convene top leaders as network marks 20 years
Policymakers, global voices and industry leaders gather to shape India’s roadmap to 2047
NEW DELHI: Times Network is turning 20 and using the moment to set the agenda for India’s next 25 years. The broadcaster will host the Times Now Summit 2026 on March 26 and 27 in New Delhi, bringing together a heavyweight lineup of policymakers, global leaders and industry voices under the theme “Celebrating Times Now @ 20, Shaping India @ 100.”
The two-day summit aims to move beyond rhetoric to results, with keynote addresses, panel discussions and debates focused on India’s growth story, its challenges and the road ahead. Designed as a platform for high-impact dialogue, the event will evaluate promises versus performance while spotlighting actionable solutions to accelerate the country’s trajectory.
The speaker roster reads like a power list. Amit Shah, minister of home affairs and minister of cooperation; Ashwini Vaishnaw, minister of railways, minister of information and broadcasting, and minister of electronics and information technology; Hardeep Singh Puri, minister of petroleum and natural gas; and Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu, minister of civil aviation will headline discussions.
They will be joined by political leaders and public figures including Akhilesh Yadav, national president of Samajwadi Party and member of parliament; Manish Sisodia, former deputy chief minister of Delhi; Harmanpreet Kaur, captain of the Indian women’s cricket team; and Kriti Sanon, actor and entrepreneur, among others.
Global perspectives will come from Lindy Cameron, British high commissioner to India, and Juan Antonio March Pujol, ambassador of Spain, alongside other international voices.
Day one will also double up as a branding pivot for the network, with the unveiling of a new identity that positions Times Network not merely as a broadcaster but as a bridge connecting India to the world and the world to India in a continuous exchange.
The summit underscores Times Network’s ambition to remain at the centre of national conversations, curating dialogue that shapes policy, business and culture.
As India marches towards its centenary as an independent nation, the message from Times Now Summit 2026 is clear: the next chapter will be written not just in studios or boardrooms, but on platforms that bring power, policy and people into the same room — and force the future into focus.
