SP Jain in the News

SP Jain Global's Executive MBA has been ranked 29^th in the world in the QS International Trade Rankings 2026, placing the program in the company of some of the most respected business schools globally.

A case study co-authored by Dr Tristan Chong, Professor and Area Head of Marketing at SP Jain Global, has been recognised as a Best-Selling Case 2025 by The Case Centre, UK—a prestigious annual recognition for teaching materials that have made significant impact in business education.

With artificial intelligence, data, and analytics transforming how industries operate, the gap between classroom education and job-ready skills has become increasingly evident. Employers today expect graduates who can immediately apply their knowledge through coding and real-world problem-solving, marking a decisive shift beyond theory-driven learning.

As the cost of living rises and markets remain unpredictable, planning for a secure retirement has never been more critical. For many Indians, the challenge isn’t just building wealth, it’s ensuring that income lasts through the golden years, keeps pace with inflation, and weathers economic uncertainties.

With globalisation, technology, and workforce mobility reshaping career paths, students increasingly seek destinations offering both world class education and real world opportunities. The UAE, particularly Dubai, is emerging as a global hub where education and career aspirations converge.

As 2026 approaches, the global cryptocurrency landscape is becoming more structured and secure, making cross-border capital flows easier than ever. Clear regulations in key jurisdictions are turning compliance from a hurdle into a facilitator for investors and businesses.

Paying taxes is inevitable, but overpaying them isn’t. In his ABP Live Business article, Dr Arindam Banerjee, Professor (Finance) and Program Director – Master of Applied Finance & Wealth Management at SP Jain Global, explores how smart choices—ranging from fixed deposits and provident funds to ELSS mutual funds and the National Pension System—can help Indians save lakhs every year. With most benefits falling under Sections 80C, 80D and 80CCD, these tools aren’t just about reducing tax; they’re about building a stronger financial foundation.