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Crafting Bharat—Season 2: Its fifth episode with Prithvi Chandrasekhar of InCred Finance
Mint Mumbai
|June 09, 2025
Prithvi Chandrasekhar, president CEO, Consumer Finance, nCred, shares his insights about building a strong tech foundation, the importance of underwriting in credit space, integrating AI into business and how AWS is helping them scale and innovate
India is on track to emerge as a developed nation by its centenary in 2047. This forward-looking vision emphasises inclusive growth, sustainable development and effective governance, with the nation's youth playing a pivotal role as both architects and beneficiaries of transformative change.
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, optimise 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.
Prithvi Chandrasekhar, president & CEO, Consumer Finance, InCred, who is digitally transforming the credit ecosystem of India reflects upon the importance of building a strong tech foundation from day one.
Sharing his insights host, Srinivasan, Chandrasekhar talks about integrating AI into the business for a better customer experience and how AWS helped InCred scale and innovate in order to transform the credit ecosystem.
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