I am from srilanka and following master degree in Financial Engineering. Such a great channel for finance professionals and more depths insights each and every videos. I would thank for your all research and valuable time for this..Thank you sir..such a valuable and gem for knowledge gaining. Thank you for your channels in English to understand everybody form all over the world irrespective of language differences.
Guess we'll never learn our lessons despite multiple crashes and recessions. What's sad is the fact the common people pay the price everytime and most often they don't even know that. Nothing seems to have changed for better since the 2008 crisis. Great video! Please make more videos where you can shed light on the ugly truths about our economy. Regarding AI in Banking & Finance, are there any banks that you know of currently developing such technology? Would love to see a video on that as well.
Hello sir, appreciate your content and efforts to keep us updated everyday. One humble feedback - please try keeping the videos in the range of 8-12 mins so that we can consume and summarise faster. A lot of the other youtubers post 17-20 mins video which can feel like a drag to consume. Thanks again
Hey Sir Pavan, thanks for phenomenal breakdown of the whole deal. I'm applying for MiM in UK and consuming a ton of material regarding business world. I have been following Sir Akshat Shrivastava from past 3 years and loved your content too. Please make such kind of content in the future to help business students in deciphering vital scenarios playing out in the world economy. :)
Hey pavan, can you make a video on the Tata Tea- Tetley lbo. Couldn't find any good enough video on UA-cam explaining the first ever lbo in india and how it all worked out . Will an lbo work in today's scenario, and if yes, what is your take as a former consultant.
Pavan I am an ML expert yes you are correct with data the model will learn itself but it’s a very different game and it’ll only make us retail investors sitting ducks these people with human intervention are playing the blame game just imagine what they will do with Algos
Sir, a country like Switzerland is a financially stable country still facing this challenge. But to absorb the crisis they worked in a unity. First i was really fascinated with how swiss bank works but now i think i have to change my stance 😂
Use of AI will definitely help but it will take a few years for these models to give better results and it even depends on the people who are developing them (maybe biased).
Out of curiosity... so technically all banks would be illiquid because they would not keep the depositors money with them but invest somewhere. Is it the case?
They would be called illiquid only if they are unable to pay for whoever is asking. Only if it is not able to manage & satisfy customer demands - then it is called illiquid! Otherwise it is not!
I am from srilanka and following master degree in Financial Engineering. Such a great channel for finance professionals and more depths insights each and every videos. I would thank for your all research and valuable time for this..Thank you sir..such a valuable and gem for knowledge gaining. Thank you for your channels in English to understand everybody form all over the world irrespective of language differences.
Guess we'll never learn our lessons despite multiple crashes and recessions. What's sad is the fact the common people pay the price everytime and most often they don't even know that. Nothing seems to have changed for better since the 2008 crisis.
Great video! Please make more videos where you can shed light on the ugly truths about our economy.
Regarding AI in Banking & Finance, are there any banks that you know of currently developing such technology? Would love to see a video on that as well.
Learning alot from your videos. Nicely explained 👏
Very crisp and amazingly explained !! 👏
Thank you Adithya:)
The way you tell the story is very interesting, Want to know what sources you check generally for any youtube vidoes to build stories around them
Hello sir, appreciate your content and efforts to keep us updated everyday. One humble feedback - please try keeping the videos in the range of 8-12 mins so that we can consume and summarise faster. A lot of the other youtubers post 17-20 mins video which can feel like a drag to consume. Thanks again
So insightful! And too accurate.
So clearly explained. Thank you
Well explained ! The funny part is one bank is saying it is Acquisition and another is saying it as merger 🤣🤣
Hahaha.
Hey Sir Pavan, thanks for phenomenal breakdown of the whole deal. I'm applying for MiM in UK and consuming a ton of material regarding business world. I have been following Sir Akshat Shrivastava from past 3 years and loved your content too. Please make such kind of content in the future to help business students in deciphering vital scenarios playing out in the world economy. :)
Excellent Detailed information ❤Thank you Sir
Sir can you please make a video on how fta between India and Australia impacts long term business of both countries??
Well explained!
Great insights! Thanks
My pleasure!
Hey pavan, can you make a video on the Tata Tea- Tetley lbo. Couldn't find any good enough video on UA-cam explaining the first ever lbo in india and how it all worked out . Will an lbo work in today's scenario, and if yes, what is your take as a former consultant.
Pavan I am an ML expert yes you are correct with data the model will learn itself but it’s a very different game and it’ll only make us retail investors sitting ducks these people with human intervention are playing the blame game just imagine what they will do with Algos
Sir, a country like Switzerland is a financially stable country still facing this challenge. But to absorb the crisis they worked in a unity. First i was really fascinated with how swiss bank works but now i think i have to change my stance 😂
Can you please explain what are the liabilities of the tax payers, when a bank is nationalized?
Use of AI will definitely help but it will take a few years for these models to give better results and it even depends on the people who are developing them (maybe biased).
How application of AI can help deal with sacandals?
Out of curiosity... so technically all banks would be illiquid because they would not keep the depositors money with them but invest somewhere. Is it the case?
They would be called illiquid only if they are unable to pay for whoever is asking.
Only if it is not able to manage & satisfy customer demands - then it is called illiquid!
Otherwise it is not!
Why didn’t the government inject cash in Credit Suisse to solve the liquidity crunch when they are ready to do it after the acquisition?
Because in reality, it is a confidence problem more than anything