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Crisil
About Crisil
Crisil is a global, insights-driven analytics company. Our extraordinary domain expertise and analytical rigour help clients make mission-critical decisions with confidence. Large and highly respected firms partner with us for the most reliable opinions on risk in India, and for uncovering powerful insights and turning risks into opportunities globally. We are integral to multiplying their opportunities and success. Headquartered in India, Crisil is majority owned by S&P Global. Founded in 1987 as India’s first credit rating agency, our expertise today extends across businesses: Crisil Ratings, Crisil Intelligence, Crisil Coalition Greenwich and Crisil Integral IQ. Our globally diverse workforce operates in the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Australia and the Middle East, setting the standards by which industries are measured.
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Presence & Recognition
Crisil announced that S&P Global will be hosting a coding challenge competition for students from leading institutions in the coming weeks.
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Research & Knowledge
Crisil published a report analyzing how changing rainfall patterns are shaping the outlook for agriculture, rural incomes, and demand in India.
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Presence & Recognition
Crisil hosted a panel discussion with CNBC_Awaaz featuring Chief Economist Dharmakirti Joshi on India's economic growth trajectory.
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Presence & Recognition
Crisil is hosting a panel discussion and Q&A session on September 9, 2026, featuring experts G R K Babu, Nitu Samra, and Murthy Nagarajan examining passenger traffic, demand drivers, capacity expansion, fleet additions, aero and non-aero revenue trends, regulatory developments, and the credit outlook for private airport operators.
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Research & Knowledge
Crisil published an article for Business Standard discussing India's strong Q1 GDP growth and key factors driving growth momentum.
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Research & Knowledge
Crisil's Principal Economist Dipti Deshpande highlights how factors like expanding irrigation, four good monsoons, diversified income sources, and policy support help limit the impact of potential yield shocks on rural consumption.
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