Leadership
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How Aye Finance is making micro-lending profitable
Aye Finance found a crucial gap in the market for lending Rs 1 lakh to Rs 3 lakh to micro-entrepreneurs. Here's how they are helping MSMEs and building a resilient business for themselves
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How Smallcase is bringing the capital markets to the masses
Smallcase Technologies exemplifies how sophisticated know-how of both the markets and software can be combined to make investments easy
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How Razorpay is making online payments a breeze
Razorpay Software has grown into an indispensable bridge between banks and millions of merchants, small businesses and many of India's large enterprises and their customers
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How Axio is building a resilient buy now, pay later business
Zeroing in on embedded finance at the point of checkout, Axio's founders have built a sustainable business that's ready for more
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KreditBee: Credit, where it is needed
An entrepreneurial venture that started with small loans to students is now on the cusp of becoming a full-fledged financial services business
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We create fashion, we don't sell garments: Tony Ruiz of Mango
During his first visit to India, Ruiz, CEO, Mango, and Nandita Sinha, CEO of Myntra, sit down for an exclusive conversation with Forbes India about Mango's growth plan, partnership with Myntra, the global fashion industry and more
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Our Indian tech capabilities will support us around the globe: Peter J Arduini
The CEO of GE HealthCare talks about his plan for how GE HealthCare's teams and partnerships in India can play a central role in its global operations
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How Fibe built a profitable story in online lending
In 2015, Akshay Mehrotra and Ashish Goyal planned a heady brew with their 'cheaper than one beer' proposition. The VCs, however, didn't get intoxicated, and EarlySalary (rebranded as Fibe) had 127 rejections. Since then, the cofounders have turned things around
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Chandrasekaran has transformed the Tata group at the world stage: Warren Harris, CEO of Tata Technologies
In an exclusive conversation with Forbes India, Warren Harris, CEO of Tata Technologies, opens up about his experience of being a part of the Tata group, N Chandrasekaran's leadership, challenges that the industry is grappling with and a lot more
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Tata Technologies wants to diversify into EVs and semi-conductors. Will competition and pressure play spoilsport?
Over the last 35 years, Tata Technologies has been pushing the boundaries of innovation, and turned into a global engineering research and development (ER&D) powerhouse. Now with eyes on new sectors, will it continue its blockbuster run?
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How GE HealthCare wants to tap India for the next 10 years
A look inside how GE believes India is poised to play a global role in healthcare supply chains beyond generic drugs