Regulating 'finfluencers' is a slippery slope
According to a survey by S&P, more than 75 per cent of Indian adults do not understand basic financial concepts. The gap is more when it comes to women. 80%. So the rise of financial influencers who simplify complex financial jargon and provide investment advice is not really surprising. But often, they underplay…
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