By mid-century (2050), per capita incomes of the majority of developing countries could conceivably have “converged” with those of the advanced (G-7) economies. By the end of the century, there will be nearly 7 billion people in emerging economies with average per capita income conceivably equal to that of the developed countries today. The present…
As a part of its ongoing project on ‘Role of Financial Institutions in Monetisation of Gold in India’, Pahle India Foundation (PIF) presented the outcomes of the primary survey conducted as a part of the study, along with suitable policy recommendations. The recommendations covered various policy reforms around Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS), Sovereign Gold Bond…
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India stands fourth globally, in terms of carbon emissions (2 Giga tons). This calls for a huge reduction in emissions and therefore, an increased footprint in terms of renewable energy generation is needed. India is emerging as the leader in promoting clean energy, which is quite evident from the initiatives taken by the Prime Minister.…
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On 29th January 2016 a roundtable discussion was held on ‘Role of Financial Institutions in Monetisation of Gold in India’ to examine the role of financial institutions and other stakeholders of gold business in gold monetisation. The discussion revolved around the nuances in implementation of the recently introduced Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS), the role NBFCs…
On 14th January 2016 a roundtable discussion was held on ‘Role of Financial Institutions in Monetisation of Gold in India’ to discuss the nuances in implementation of the recently introduced Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS) including the tripartite agreement, role of NBFCs and setting up of a gold exchange in India. This was first of the…