Ashish Nanda is the Founder and Managing Director of Innovations Group established in 1994. A Dubai-based business conglomerate involved in diversified industries and outsourcing services with over 7,500 employees and serving leading corporates and banks in the Middle East. Clients include Emaar, Majid Al Futtaim, Amazon, Huawei, Citibank, First Gulf Bank, ADIB, Mashreq, Etisalat and Du.
His business spectrum currently includes the following industries:
Manpower Outsourcing, IT Consultancy, Insurance & Financial Services , Debt Collection & Credit Control, Marine Engineering, Construction & Real Estate, Consumer Marketing, Payroll & Telephony Solutions.
A result-driven, self-motivated person with a proven ability to develop managment teams to maximise profitability and efficiency
A Chartered Accountant by profession, Ashish holds a merit degree from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICIA). His expertise and experience of 25+ years in the field of financial products and services have led the company to grow manifold over the last two decades.
In early 90s, Ashish was associated with Emirates Bank International and was involved in establishing relationship with business houses and recommending credit approval for corporate loans. He was also instrumental in formalising Credit Policy for Citibank India and also managed Retail Credit and Collections.
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Tips to Make Debt Management Easier
The debt trap is a reality. It was evident in a recent Standard Chartered survey published in UAE’s leading newspaper in December 2020. [MK1] In the survey, millennials (aged 25-44) were asked what they would do if the government gave them Dh 5,000 without any obligations. An overwhelming 45% of respondents said they would use the money to pay off debt or cover living expenses. Nearly 34% of the millennials said their borrowings have increased over the past month.
February 9, 2021 -
How to Manage Overwhelming Loans or Debt during Pandemic
Undoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic has unexpectedly saddled many people with debt. According to a recent survey by Standard Chartered, managing money became challenging for 74% of people in the UAE since the COVID-19 outbreak. Notably, things became difficult for millennials (aged 25 to 44), with 78% struggling with money management issues.
February 1, 2021 -
How to Get Out of Debt in 7 Easy Steps
Being in debt is not a pleasant situation. In particular, job losses or pay cuts caused by COVID-19 has made things more difficult for households. However, everyone should aspire to become debt-free. While it may look complicated, it is not impossible.
January 21, 2021
Read Our Blogs
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Tips to Make Debt Management Easier
The debt trap is a reality. It was evident in a recent Standard Chartered survey published in UAE’s leading newspaper in December 2020. [MK1] In the survey, millennials (aged 25-44) were asked what they would do if the government gave them Dh 5,000 without any obligations. An overwhelming 45% of respondents said they would use the money to pay off debt or cover living expenses. Nearly 34% of the millennials said their borrowings have increased over the past month.
February 9, 2021 -
How to Manage Overwhelming Loans or Debt during Pandemic
Undoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic has unexpectedly saddled many people with debt. According to a recent survey by Standard Chartered, managing money became challenging for 74% of people in the UAE since the COVID-19 outbreak. Notably, things became difficult for millennials (aged 25 to 44), with 78% struggling with money management issues.
February 1, 2021 -
How to Get Out of Debt in 7 Easy Steps
Being in debt is not a pleasant situation. In particular, job losses or pay cuts caused by COVID-19 has made things more difficult for households. However, everyone should aspire to become debt-free. While it may look complicated, it is not impossible.
January 21, 2021
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