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Certain Central government employees appointed on compassionate grounds may now be able to avail of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS), following a clarification issued by the Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare (DoPPW). National Pension System (NPS) subscribers cannot switch back to OPS.   The clarification addresses a long-standing issue faced by some compassionate…

Banks face three interconnected challenges as they move from experimenting with AI to integrating it into their businesses: making AI adoption measurable, scalable and accountable. The measurement challenge is coming to the fore as rising costs force executives to explain what their growing portfolio of AI initiatives actually produces. Processing Content The early objective of…

Banks have spent years managing technology implementations through procurement processes, vendor reviews, and controlled rollouts. The rise of forward deployed employees (FDEs) is introducing a very different model: AI providers are placing their own experts inside financial institutions to help build and deploy systems alongside the teams that will use them. These embedded employees represent…

Buying insurance without comparing plans could mean paying far more than necessary for similar cover. Data from Policybazaar shows that many Indians compare multiple policies before making a purchase, helping them find lower premiums without necessarily compromising on protection.   The trend comes at a time when rising healthcare costs, higher awareness about…

Christopher Peterson, a former Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Utah and former advisor at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has been tapped to lead New Jersey’s Division of Consumer Affairs. Processing Content What’s at stake: The appointment is part of a growing trend of consumer experts moving into state roles as federal consumer oversight stalls. Key…