Nileema Nimbalkar

Introduction: They look similar, but they are not the same thing At a surface level, CBDCs and cryptocurrencies both appear to be digital forms of money. They use digital infrastructure, often rely on cryptographic principles, and exist outside traditional physical cash systems. But economically, they are built for completely different purposes. CBDCs are designed to

Introduction: India’s biggest financial asset problem is not creation, it is liquidity India has accumulated vast wealth across real estate, infrastructure, private equity, commodities, and family-owned businesses. But a large portion of this wealth is locked in illiquid or hard-to-trade assets. Asset tokenisation could unlock this hidden value by converting real-world assets into digital, divisible,

5. Blog Body Introduction: Two very different ways of earning yield In India’s investment landscape, fixed-income products like fixed deposits, government bonds, and debt mutual funds have traditionally been the backbone of stable returns. On the other side, DeFi (Decentralized Finance) has introduced a completely new concept: yield farming. At a strategic level, we are

Introduction: Crypto is shifting from speculation to allocation For years, cryptocurrency was viewed primarily as a speculative retail-driven market. But globally, that perception is changing. Large financial institutions, asset managers, and hedge funds are beginning to treat crypto as a distinct portfolio component rather than a fringe asset. At a strategic level, the shift is