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Your research on the Indian financial sector has a new reference point. Indian Financial Scape contains, for all 593 districts, information on (across Income classes, Socio economic classes, Rural, Urban) - Financial services penetration – insurance, credit, deposits, etc. , Demography, Market Size, Asset penetration including financial assets, Credit and Savings, Indices on Financial Service Activity, Affluence, Growth, Savings Propensity, Credit Propensity, Consumer Loan Activity, Durables Loan, District Risk.

For all 593 districts, the product contains information on (Across Income classes, Socio economic classes, Rural, Urban):

Demography - Migration, Population, Employment, Education, Age distribution, Married couples, etc.

Market Size – GDP Banking and insurance, Incomes, Savings, Expenditure, Remittances, Rents, etc.

Asset penetration – Durables, Investment and savings instruments, insurance other financial assets, etc.

Credit and Savings – Penetration, Amounts, Growth - across economic sectors, across establishments (PO, Banks, Coop Banks, NBFC, SHG), etc.

Others – Growth across economic sectors, incidences of crime and economic offences, etc.

The product is available in Basic and Premium Editions. In addition we offer a Premium Plus edition with a detailed report on Asset ownership, Investment and Credit behavior of consumers. The report is based on a survey of consumers across 20 urban clusters with findings across income, age and occupation categories on:

Assets owned – vehicles, white goods, gadgets li>Insurance – awareness, products, premiums paid, amounts insured

Kinds of investments (property, financial, banking, insurance, gold), kinds of instruments, how these are accessed.

Use of credit, which form, how much

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