Believes of Siddharth Mehta, ILFS Former Director

The Pandemic Has Accelerated Growth in the Digital Space, Says Siddharth Mehta, Former Director, IL & FS: Siddharth Mehta IL&FS Former Director and currently Founder and CIO of Bay Capital believes that "Businesses will need to think 'digital' if they are to compete and grow over the next decade."

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