SP Jain in the News

What if regulation is no longer the biggest barrier to crypto, but its biggest enabler? As 2026 approaches, clearer legal frameworks across key markets are making crypto safer, more structured, and more accessible for cross-border participation. 

Paying taxes is inevitable, but overpaying them isn’t. In his ABP Live Business article, Dr Arindam Banerjee, Professor (Finance) and Program Director – Master of Applied Finance & Wealth Management at SP Jain Global, explores how smart choices—ranging from fixed deposits and provident funds to ELSS mutual funds and the National Pension System—can help Indians save lakhs every year. With most benefits falling under Sections 80C, 80D and 80CCD, these tools aren’t just about reducing tax; they’re about building a stronger financial foundation.

In Hans India, Dr Abhijit Dasgupta (Assistant Professor and Director - Bachelor of Data Science), SP Jain School of Global Management, stresses that coding and entrepreneurship skills introduced in high school give students an edge, not just academically but also in terms of problem-solving and innovation.

In the article published in The Hindu, Dr Abhijit Dasgupta (Assistant Professor and Director - Bachelor of Data Science), SP Jain Global, writes about the transformative impact of introducing business and technology to young minds at an early age.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is speeding up systematic reviews, but can it replace human judgment? Demetris Vrontis, Adjunct Faculty at SP Jain Global, explores this question in his latest article for CXO Today.

In a conversation with Higher Education Review, Dr John Lodewijks, (Professor and Vice President – Academic) at SP Jain Global, shares how the digital economy has unlocked roles like AI product manager and e-commerce strategist, careers that didn’t exist a decade ago. 

In an article, in Times of India (Education Times) Dr Balakrishna Grandhi, Professor of Marketing & Strategy, and Dean – Global MBA & Master of Global Business, SP Jain Global, writes on why MBA graduates must demonstrate more than textbook knowledge to succeed in today’s competitive job market.

In today’s evolving job market, MBA graduates are expected to do more than just understand finance or strategy; they must solve real-world problems, think analytically, and navigate tech-driven, global workplaces. In his article published in Business Standard, Dr Balakrishna Grandhi, Professor of Marketing & Strategy, and Dean - Global MBA & Master of Global Business at SP Jain Global, explores why employers now seek professionals with cross-functional skills, digital fluency, and a strong sense of purpose.

 From high savings rates to intentional living, Dr Arindam Banerjee, Professor (Finance) and Director - Master of Applied Finance & Wealth Management (MFWM), Head - Alumni Relations, Middle East and Africa and Director,  Executive Program in Global Strategic Finance at SP Jain Global, in the ABP Live article explains how the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement is reshaping how Indians think about money, career choices, and retirement.