Technology in International Banking
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What is International Financial Service Centre (IFSC)?
is a jurisdiction within a country that caters to financial customers outside the domestic economy — dealing with cross-border flows of finance, financial products and financial services.
What is IFSC?
is a financial centre catering to customers outside the jurisdiction of the domestic economy.
1 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Fund Raising Services; What it Covers: Resource mobilisation for individuals, corporates and governments through cross-border issuances.
2 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Asset Management & Global Portfolio Diversification; What it Covers: Pension funds, insurance companies and mutual funds investing across geographies.
3 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Wealth Management; What it Covers: Cross-border private banking and HNI advisory services.
4 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Global Tax Management; What it Covers: Optimisation of cross-border tax liability — opportunity for financial intermediaries, accountants and law firms.
5 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Global / Regional Corporate Treasury; What it Covers: Group-wide fund raising, liquidity investment, asset-liability matching.
6 — Business Line at an IFSC / What it Covers?
Business Line at an IFSC: Risk Management Operations; What it Covers: Insurance and reinsurance written from the IFSC.
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