(This story originally appeared in on Mar 08, 2021)BENGALURU: More women are actively engaging with cryptocurrency as an asset class than ever before. Take Nirali Solani who heads a Mumbai-based family office. Until last March, she had shunned away from crypto as it was volatile. And then she started reading whitepapers on it.
“I read them because I’m not from a tech background. I started with small investments, but my faith in the asset went up and now most of my personal savings go into Bitcoin and Ethereum. I m a long term investor. I look at it as a store of value, it is a great inflation hedge over a longer period,” she says. Solani initially allocated 3-4 per cent of her portfolio to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Over time, the exposure has grown to 15-20 per cent. When I started investing, the average purchase price was $8,000-10,000, and today, it s 4x higher,” she says.
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Experian India launches Ascend Market Insights; leveraging bureau, fraud, alternative data on single platform ANI | Updated: Feb 17, 2021 14:49 IST
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 17 (ANI/NewsVoir): Experian - The world s leading global information services company - has launched Ascend Market Insights, a new Business Intelligence platform that runs advanced analytics on multiple data sets, which helps banks and financial institutions to make smarter lending decisions.
In India, Experian operates one of the country s leading credit bureaus and data analytics and decisioning companies. Ascend Market Insights integrates Experian India s credit bureau data with fraud consortium aggregate data (Experian Hunter CUG) to gain insightful trends that enable business growth.
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