SP Jain in the News

RBI rate hike may not impact all banks equally: Here is why

A rise in interest rates does not affect all banks in the same way. The impact depends on how quickly banks adjust their lending rates, the cost of their deposits, and the types of loans they offer.

Alt tag: Choosing EPF contribution can increase your in-hand salary — article in Economic Times by Dr. Arindam Banerjee, Director, MFWM, SP Jain Global

Author: Dr Arindam Banerjee (Program Director - MFWM)

Publication: Outlook Money

Date: October 07, 2026

Tags: Wealth Management, Financial Markets, Net Interest Margins, Banking, Indian Banking Sector, RBI Repo Rate, Interest Rates

The changing world of finance: Why continuous learning matters

In finance, yesterday’s knowledge can quickly become tomorrow’s gap. The finance profession is moving beyond traditional roles as technology, new financial products and changing market demands reshape the skills businesses need.

Author: Dr Arindam Banerjee (Program Director - MFWM)

Publication: The Hans India

Date: July 30, 2026

Tags: Careers, Finance, Faculty in the News, SP Jain in the News, Future of Finance, Continuous Learning

INR 1,800 EPF vs 12% of basic pay: Choosing EPF contribution can increase your in-hand salary, but is it worth?

EPF offers a disciplined way to save for retirement, but it can also affect how much you take home each month. For employees weighing immediate financial needs against long-term savings, the right contribution can depend on their goals, age and investment habits.

Author: Dr Arindam Banerjee (Program Director - MFWM)

Publication: The Economic Times

Date: July 16, 2026

Tags: Financial planning, Wealth Management, Personal finance, Investment Management, EPF, Retirement Planning

You don't need to be a finance graduate to build a career in wealth management

Wealth management is becoming a career option for graduates from a wide range of disciplines, not just finance. As the industry combines financial expertise with technology, data and strong client relationships, skills from fields such as engineering, psychology, law and liberal arts are finding new relevance.