When you join IIAS, you will be joining an institution with more than 3 decades of excellence in providing quality education
When you join IIAS, you will be joining an institution with more than 3 decades of excellence in providing quality education
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the finance sector in India — not as a futuristic idea, but as a present-day force. A recent 2025 study by Ernst & Young India found that 74% of financial firms have started proof-of-concept (PoC) AI projects, and 42% are now actively budgeting for AI initiatives. The same report projects that, by 2030, banking operations could see a productivity jump of up to 46%, while the broader financial-services sector could improve by 34–38%.
AI is actually simplifying key procedures, including fraud detection, risk assessment, automated loan underwriting, and customer care chatbots. Beyond efficiency, AI contributes to the democratization of finance by facilitating credit-scoring models based on non-traditional data, which makes credit and other services more accessible to underbanked communities. In short: AI is no longer optional for India’s financial industry — it’s becoming the backbone of faster, fairer, and smarter finance for millions.
Case-Study Learning: Powering Modern Management Education
The way management schools train future leaders is changing thanks to case-study-based learning. Over 70% of Indian B-schools have improved case-based instruction since 2023, according to recent academic polls, and institutions indicate a 40% improvement in students’ ability to solve problems and make decisions. By exposing students to actual business problems, this approach fosters critical thinking, collaboration, and strategic reasoning. Case studies aid in bridging the theory-practice divide since industries seek graduates who are prepared for the workforce. Management schools employing case-study pedagogy are generating professionals who can think critically, adapt fast, and lead with confidence as businesses traverse swift changes in the digital and economic spheres.