Rajiv Ranjan Singh - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

I have a wide range of interests but particularly interested in data oriented Market Stories. Currently, working for Fortune India. For my current employer, I covered a wide range of subjects including Equities, IPOs, Bonds, Commodities, Precious Metals, Crypto, Economy, Trade and Finance, Patent and Intellectual Property, Data Sovereignty and Data Protection, ESG REPORTING etc. One thing that i hate doing is accomodating Quotes in my stories as I feel 90% of Quotes given by so called Experts are either useless Quotes that don't add any value to stories or they are so hedged that putting them kills the MOJO of writing. Before joining Fortune, I worked with Outlook Money as Markets Editor.

Content

Total articles 76

• How fintechs are reshaping India’s financial landscape, from payments to planning

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified| Fortune India Verified TRANSACTIONS ARE THE LIFE and blood of commerce. If one were to look for the epicentre of India’s digital revolution in India, the fintech sector will be the most likely answer. Without technology fuelling commercial relationships, a large chunk of mass consumer-focussed start-ups would remain a pipe dream. A young and digitally savvy population armed with smartphones driven by low-priced data has propelled the fintech revolution in India.

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified · Fortune India

  Apr. 01, 2025

• India and the US: Navigating the complex battle for tariff dominance

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified| Fortune India Verified DONALD TRUMP, the 47th U.S. President, has in the past described India as a “tariff king”. And in the first few weeks of his second stint, the U.S. has unilaterally initiated action against India, and other trade-surplus nations, by imposing tariffs on products like steel, aluminium, and pharma. What many aren’t aware is that India was one of the 23 founding members of GATT, the predecessor of the WTO.

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified · Fortune India

  Mar. 18, 2025

• Is the SIP boom over? Retail investors pull back as AUM slides by ₹1.43 lakh crore

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified| Fortune India Verified The Indian stock market has experienced remarkable growth since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, driven largely by an unprecedented surge in retail investor participation. Historically, Indian investors were known for their conservative approach, favouring traditional asset classes such as fixed deposits and gold. However, post-Covid, a significant shift occurred as retail investors flocked to equity markets, primarily through the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) route.

  By Rajiv Ranjan Singh Verified · Fortune India

  Mar. 13, 2025

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Fortune India

Fortune India is a monthly business magazine launched in October 2010, part of the respected global Fortune brand. It is published under a license agreement, initially by Time Inc. and later acquired by the RPSG Group in July 2020. The magazine covers business news, finance, economy, and corporate affairs, providing in-depth analysis of India's economic landscape. Fortune India is well-known for its annual Fortune India 500 list, ranking the top 500 corporations in India based on sales and revenue. The magazine also offers digital copies across various platforms and occasionally releases special editions, such as the "Titans of Indian Business" issue. Additionally, it promotes initiatives like Fortune India MPW (Most Powerful Women) and Fortune India 40 Under 40, recognizing outstanding achievements in business leadership. The magazine is highly regarded among corporate houses and influential leaders in the Indian business sector.