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Banks are up against a multitude of challenges. Retail banking is witnessing some churn thanks to the Reserve Bank of India increasing the risk weightage on unsecured loans. This will mean higher capital adequacy requirements for banks and NBFCs. Besides, banks are also witnessing increasing competition from NBFCs, with big names like Reliance’s Jio Financial, Godrej, Poonawalla and Piramal making rapid strides to fill the credit gap. This year’s BT-KPMG Survey of India’s Best Banks and NBFCs comes to you against this background. In keeping with the growing importance of NBFCs in the financial services space, we have included them this year in the survey. Despite the challenges, these are exciting times for the financial sector, and the winners we profile this year have successfully navigated this unpredictable landscape. To read about these daredevils, check out the latest issue. Out on stands now

We bring you this year’s BT-PwC India’s Best CEOs list, a line-up of India’s sharpest and most effective business leaders. Read about how these CEOs guided their companies through choppy waters and remained resilient in the wake of unforeseen challenges. Plus, a long read on India’s semiconductor dreams. All this and more in Business Today’s latest issue

Deepinder Goyal’s Zomato—together with arch-rival Swiggy—dominates the country’s food delivery landscape. However, there’s a big difference: Zomato is now a listed company and, more importantly, has been making profits for the past three quarters. Not surprisingly, the Zomato stock has been on a strong upward trajectory as investors begin understanding the strategy that Goyal and his top management have been rolling out over the past year or so. In this issue read more about Goyal's brand new strategy that foresees Blinkit to be larger than Zomato in the near future. Plus, a special package on mutual funds. All this and more on the latest issue of BT. On stands now

As Business Today celebrates its 32nd Anniversary, having chronicled every major development in the Indian business firmament over three decades and more, India is well-positioned to march ahead with confidence to 2047. The next five years, therefore, are crucial and that is why we have chosen “India 2029: The Five-year Agenda” as the central theme for this issue. Over the next several pages, you will read what a wide array of India’s foremost policymakers, business leaders and thinkers have to say about the road ahead and what India must do to secure its rightful place in the global economy. Plus, an exclusive interaction with Evan Spiegel, the young and dynamic CEO who is leading Snap Inc., and its broad India strategy as it looks to compete with Meta's Instagram. All this and more in the present issue of BT. Grab your copy today

As the government nears the end of its second term, one of the biggest moves it is currently engaged in — believed to be a pet project of Prime Minister Modi — is to bring global finance into India in a major way in the form of the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, or GIFT City, the international financial services centre (IFSC) near Ahmedabad. In this fascinating cover story, read how the GIFT City is on its way to becoming a serious player on the lines of Singapore and Dubai and turning into a reinsurance, aircraft- and ship-leasing hub. Plus, read more on the upcoming Interim Budget and what is in store for the country as the Narendra Modi-government closes its second term and India goes into election mode. All this and more in the present issue of BT. Grab your copy today