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Decoding Financial Investment Opportunities for Gen-Z


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Seeing Gen-Z struggling with financial investments and literacy was the motivation for conducting a research study like this. As members of this generation, we felt that there are a number of bridges between the financial world and the youth of India, which need to be studied and analysed before being addressed. This research paper is an embodiment of that. We chose three broad segments to study the cause-and-effect relationship on Demat accounts, financial literacy, and financial investments. The study provided valuable insights and concluded on a descriptive understanding.

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Financial Investment Opportunities, Financial Literacy, Dematerialisation Account, Gen-Z
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Authors

Vrishti Gupta
Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune, Maharashtra, India., India
Shaily Nihalani
Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune, Maharashtra, India., India

Abstract


Seeing Gen-Z struggling with financial investments and literacy was the motivation for conducting a research study like this. As members of this generation, we felt that there are a number of bridges between the financial world and the youth of India, which need to be studied and analysed before being addressed. This research paper is an embodiment of that. We chose three broad segments to study the cause-and-effect relationship on Demat accounts, financial literacy, and financial investments. The study provided valuable insights and concluded on a descriptive understanding.

Keywords


Financial Investment Opportunities, Financial Literacy, Dematerialisation Account, Gen-Z

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