Budget 2026: Fintech and Digital Lending Sector Seeks Greater Focus on Quality Skill Development

Mr. Gaurav Sharma, Chief Human Resources Officer, True Balance (Balancehero India & True Credits)

“Ahead of the Union Budget, there is a growing need to move the focus from job creation in numbers to building high-quality, future-ready roles. In fintech and digital lending, organisations need talent that understands both digital systems and evolving compliance requirements.

Higher fund allocation to Skill India programmes, particularly for digital and compliance-focused roles, along with incentives for startups that collaborate with academic institutions, can help create a more prepared workforce. A budget that supports such measures while enabling startups to generate sustainable employment will be critical for responsible growth in the digital economy.”

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