A) Finance is the most significant pillar of any modern institution, including households, companies, and even the entire nation. The Indian finance sector is highly diversified and has registered rapid growth in the past few years with fast-developing established firms and infiltration of novel financial services powered by innovative ideas. The industry comprises commercial banks, insurance firms, non-profit financials, cooperatives, investment funds, mutual funds, and many smaller entities. The recent approval for the formation of payment banks has also contributed to building the country's strong financial standing. With the support of the government and transforming the mindset of the public for credit, insurance, savings, and deposits, the financial sector is one of the fastest-growing industries in Indian as well as the world. The global market capitalization in 2019 is USD 90 trillion, out of which USD 7.9 trillion is from the global banking sector, which includes only the publicly traded banks. Even in India, commercial banks account for 64 % of the total assets of the entire financial industry. The AUM or Assets under Management of Mutual Funds Industry of India has inflated from USD 156.82 billion in October 2014 to USD 339.55 billion in April 2020. Even the insurance sector has been booming with a total first-year premium of life insurance companies reaching USD 36.73 billion in FY20. The expanding secondary market recorded USD 2.5 billion across 17 IPOs in 2019. In current times, India is one of the strongest economies with secure banking and insurance organizations. It is predicted that by 2028 India will become the 4th largest private wealth market.