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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How to Cope with Debt in the UAE After a Lay-off or a Pay Cut
Just like every other country, the COVID-19 pandemic hit jobs and incomes of people in the UAE. Estimates by Oxford economists suggest the UAE could lose 900,000 jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to an October 2019 survey by recruitment firm Robert Half,[MK1], more than 50% of the UAE’s population was earning less than their regular income.
January 11, 2021 -
Debt Effects – Making Sense of Cents
Let’s face it – with the rising inflation and cost of living, it’s not unusual to find oneself in a debt trap. Unforeseen circumstances like a salary cuts, job loss, delayed receivables, can make it even more challenging for borrowers to manage their big-ticket debts such as a Home Loan. According to a survey, three out of every five UAE residents are debt laden.
December 28, 2020 -
How to manage overwhelming Loans. Here are some solutions
The unforeseen circumstance like the pandemic has made a treacherous impact on the financial planning. The drop-in income due to delayed receivables, reduced salaries, job losses, rental yield has created a cash crunch situation.
December 16, 2020
Read Our Blogs
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How to Cope with Debt in the UAE After a Lay-off or a Pay Cut
Just like every other country, the COVID-19 pandemic hit jobs and incomes of people in the UAE. Estimates by Oxford economists suggest the UAE could lose 900,000 jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to an October 2019 survey by recruitment firm Robert Half,[MK1], more than 50% of the UAE’s population was earning less than their regular income.
January 11, 2021 -
Debt Effects – Making Sense of Cents
Let’s face it – with the rising inflation and cost of living, it’s not unusual to find oneself in a debt trap. Unforeseen circumstances like a salary cuts, job loss, delayed receivables, can make it even more challenging for borrowers to manage their big-ticket debts such as a Home Loan. According to a survey, three out of every five UAE residents are debt laden.
December 28, 2020 -
How to manage overwhelming Loans. Here are some solutions
The unforeseen circumstance like the pandemic has made a treacherous impact on the financial planning. The drop-in income due to delayed receivables, reduced salaries, job losses, rental yield has created a cash crunch situation.
December 16, 2020
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