The IFSCA delegation also presented a regulatory overview of GIFT IFSC, outlining opportunities for collaboration.The entrepreneurs not only create value for themselves but also generate employment and contribute to the nation’s growth, said International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) Chairman K Rajaraman during his visit to IIT Gandhinagar (IITGN) on Tuesday. The IFSCA delegation was visiting IITGN to explore collaborations in fintech training, research, and innovation.During the visit, K Rajaraman discussed venture capital, funding, patents, and stressed upon the importance of building stronger networks. “Customers should be brought here, as they are the true builders of the ecosystem, their needs and feedback shape innovation and drive meaningful growth,” he opined.IITGN Director Prof Rajat Moona highlighted the institute’s vision to contribute meaningfully to the evolving financial ecosystem through research and entrepreneurial initiatives. Prof Moona noted, “Engagements such as these strengthen the bridge between academia, industry, and policymakers, and open up opportunities for impactful collaboration in the rapidly growing fintech sector.”The IFSCA delegation also presented a regulatory overview of GIFT IFSC, outlining opportunities for collaboration.K Rajaraman spoke about the growing role of GIFT City as a global financial hub and the importance of academia–industry partnerships. He noted that innovation drives diversity, and diversity helps build strong networks. Faculty entrepreneurship at IITGN is inspiring, he said, and cross-disciplinary startups create a multiplier effect that generates social impact. He also suggested ways to support SMEs and addressed challenges related to finance access and regulatory frameworks. Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram© The Indian Express Pvt LtdTags:ahmedabadIIT Gandhinagar