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A short note on Sendhil Mullainathan’s contributions to development economics
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Ananth, Bindu
in
NEWS
2019
Journal Article
Financial engineering for low-income households
by
Shah, Amit (Financial analyst)
,
Ananth, Bindu
in
Finance, Personal
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Financial engineering
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Financial Services
2013
Financial Engineering for Low-Income Households is an edited compilation of articles that focus on using financial engineering-a multidisciplinary field that uses technical methods from the fields of finance, mathematics and economics-to design financial services for low-income households. The book aims to provide an understanding of the various risk-reward trade-offs facing low-income households and how principles of financial engineering can be best applied to understand and manage the complete suite of financial and non-financial assets, including human capital, insurance, annuities and loans.This compilation connects the fundamental concepts in finance and financial engineering with the relatively new field of financial services delivery to low-income households. Its applied nature will help the reader grasp the implications of theoretical principles in finance on practical product-design considerations. It has several illustrations, caselets, and exercises to facilitate learning and in order to develop a full understanding of the underlying concepts.The book will be a valuable tool for students and practitioners interested in the design and delivery of financial services to low-income households.
Inclusive Financial Systems: Some Design Principles and a Case Study
2007
Besides facilitating overall economic growth, finance can help individuals smooth their income, insure themselves against risks and broaden investment opportunities. Empirical evidence shows that inclusive financial systems significantly raise growth, alleviate poverty and expand economic opportunity. This paper lays out several principles that should be kept in mind when designing such systems, supported by a case study of ICICI Bank.
Journal Article
Financial Engineering for Low-Income Households
2012
The book will be a valuable tool for students and practitioners interested in the design and delivery of financial services to low-income households
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