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The next phase of India’s growth will depend on collaboration across the financial system. Banks, DFIs, capital markets and technology platforms must complement one another to mobilize savings, finance investment and support sustainable economic expansion: Mr Rakesh Sharma, MD & CEO, IDBI BANK at #FIBAC2026

The future role of banks needs to evolve from being primarily credit providers to becoming broader ecosystem enablers that support infrastructure, manufacturing, MSMEs and innovation alongside other financial institutions: Mr Rakesh Sharma, MD & CEO, IDBI BANK at #FIBAC2026 https://t.co/8xQSZg38xt

Finance is only one part of the export growth story. The broader challenge is to build an ecosystem that supports Indian companies with the right mix of financing instruments, market access and global expansion capabilities. Ms Harsha Bangari, Managing Director, India Exim Bank at #FIBAC2026

Finance is only one part of the export growth story. The broader challenge is to build an ecosystem that supports Indian companies with the right mix of financing instruments, market access and global expansion capabilities. Ms Harsha Bangari, Managing Director, India Exim Bank at #FIBAC2026

Diversifying export destinations is now a strategic priority. Reducing concentration risks and helping Indian companies explore new markets can make the export sector more resilient and less vulnerable to external disruptions. Ms Harsha Bangari, Managing Director, India Exim Bank at #FIBAC2026

The future of lending will be increasingly digital, but banking in India is unlikely to become fully digital-only. A hybrid model that combines technology with branch-level support and customer handholding will remain essential, especially in underserved regions: Mr Rajneesh Karnatak, MD & CEO, Bank of India at #FIBAC2026

Reducing the cost of credit is becoming a critical priority for India’s financial system. Lower funding costs, greater efficiency and scalable technology adoption will be essential for making credit more affordable for businesses and households: Mr Rajneesh Karnatak, MD & CEO, Bank of India

For the first time, the estimated MSME credit gap is becoming smaller than the stock of bank credit extended to the sector. This is an important milestone that reflects the significant expansion of formal MSME lending in recent years: Mr Manoj Mittal, Chairman & MD, SIDBI (Small Industries Development Bank of India) at #FIBAC2026

As India grows, the pool of domestic savings is also expanding, while global investors are increasingly participating through instruments such as InvITs and REITs. The challenge now is to channel these long-term savings more effectively into productive investment: Mr Rajkiran Rai G, Managing Director, NaBFID at #FIBAC2026

For India’s next phase of development, manufacturing and MSMEs are likely to be the most important engines of growth. Ensuring adequate and timely flow of capital to these sectors will be central to the Viksit Bharat journey: Mr Atul Kumar Goel, Chief Executive, IBA at #FIBAC2026

For India’s next phase of development, manufacturing and MSMEs are likely to be the most important engines of growth. Ensuring adequate and timely flow of capital to these sectors will be central to the Viksit Bharat journey: Mr Atul Kumar Goel, Chief Executive, IBA at #FIBAC2026

Achieving the vision of Viksit Bharat will require banks to become the anchor for large-scale capital deployment across the economy. Sustained growth cannot be achieved without a stronger and faster-growing banking system: Mr Atul Kumar Goel, Chief Executive, IBA at #FIBAC2026