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Crafting Bharat—Season 2 launches its seventh episode with Anand Agrawal of Credgenics

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June 23, 2025

Anand Agrawal, co-founder and CPTO of Credgenics, on the lending industry, how the organization pivoted from litigation management to debt collection and how AWS enabled them to scale efficiently. Startup stories like this are shifting gears and sparking innovation across sectors

India's robust GDP growth has firmly established it as the world's fastest-growing large economy. With breakthrough technological advancements, rapidly expanding infrastructure, and a vibrant startup ecosystem driving innovation, India is well on its way to achieving developed nation status and paving the way for transformative economic progress on a global scale.

Crafting Bharat—Season 2, powered by AWS Startups, an initiative by NewsReach, in association with VCCircle, and production partner—HTSmartcast, explores how startups are harnessing the power of the cloud to accelerate growth, optimize operations, and build solutions that will define the India of Tomorrow. This series is hosted by Gautam Srinivasan, currently consulting editor at CNBC (India), CNN-News18, Forbes India, and The Economic Times, who is well known for hosting a diverse range of TV and digital programmes.

Anand Agrawal is co-founder and CPTO of Credgenics—a leading provider of loan collections and debt resolution technology platform to banks, non-banking finance companies, fintechs, and ARCs worldwide. Here he shares his insights about the lending industry, how the organization pivoted from litigation management to debt collection and how AWS helped Credgenics scale effectively and efficiently.

This captivating series explores inspiring startups that are shifting gears and sparking innovation across sectors—all contributing to India's transformation into a developed nation by 2047.

Take us through how solving specific customer pain points helped you grow the suite of services and eventually transformed you to a platform for all things debt recovery?

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