BANGALORE:
BTVI Money Mantra, an initiative by Business Television India (BTVI) received an outstanding response from the audiences at Bengaluru. This event was planned in order to help audiences understand the potential of the market and the changes which are likely to unfold in the coming months.
The evening kick started with Muralidhar Swaminathan, Channel Director, BTVI talking about how BTVI is constantly working towards adding value to viewers’ lives by organizing multiple on-ground events across the country and reaching out to millions of investors through Money Mantra. This was followed by a panel discussion where numerous mantras were imparted to attendees by the experts.
The discussion continued on ‘‘How to build your portfolio in an uncertain market scenario’. It was open to audiences who were keen to understand the dynamics of the current market situation.
The event was an interesting exchange between experts from the finance industry such as Pankaj Mathpal, MD, Optima Money Managers, Vikash Tatia, Director, Dev Mantra Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. and Sanjiv Bhasin, EVP-Markets & Corporate Affairs at IIFL.
After successfully conducting Money Mantra in yet another city, Bengaluru, Anuj Katiyar, Head of Marketing, Research and Branded Content at BTVI shares “Money Mantra was created to help our audiences make well informed investment decisions. We are truly ecstatic with how the audiences have welcomed the discussions held at our events with such enthusiasm and involvement. The initiative has grown extensively and we have managed to reach out, raise questions, create awareness and spread knowledge. Money Mantra has been received positively and has garnered the attention of investors and viewers on a national scale.Discussions at such forums help create a much larger positive impact on the economy, BTVI is happy to contribute to the nation’s growth. So, don’t forget to Save, invest prosper’.
Money Mantra will have its upcoming chapter in Chennai in the coming month. The initiative is travelling across multiple metro cities and will also take place in Hyderabad and Kolkata over a span of next few months.
