If fintech startups and banks collaborate, it will be a win-win: Arundhati Bhattacharya
Naomi Gleit
Arundhati Bhattachrya, CEO, Salesforce India
Synopsis
The Salesforce India CEO and former SBI chairman talks about how banks and fintech startups can collaborate and compete; why timing is critical for regulation; and technology demand in the time of slowdown.
Indian banks are more than capable of taking on their startup rivals, Salesforce India CEO and former State Bank of India chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya believes. Bhattacharya, who took over as CEO of the cloud giant in March 2020, talks to ET Prime about regulatory moves and the company’s ability to navigate a potential recession. Edited excerpts: How do traditional businesses deal with tech-forward challengers? Take BFSI, where we are seeing
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