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Create a 12-14 slide presentation for a Fintech (Introduction to Financial Technology, 316Z04C301) case study on Razorpay, following this exact chapter structure: 1. Title slide — "Razorpay: A FinTech Case Study", course name/code, name, roll no, division, date 2. Chapter 1 – Introduction - 1.1 Overview of the Case (Razorpay as an Indian B2B fintech, founded 2014, Harshil Mathur & Shashank Kumar) - 1.2 Objectives of the Study (what this case study aims to analyze) 3. Chapter 2 – Background - 2.1 Situation Before Razorpay (fragmented, slow Indian digital payment infrastructure pre-2014) - 2.2 Key Facts and Timeline (founding, YC rejection, first bank partnership, launch, funding rounds, unicorn status in 2020) 4. Chapter 3 – Case Description - 3.1 Description of Razorpay's product/business evolution (Payment Gateway → RazorpayX → Capital → Payroll → Subscriptions) - 3.2 Key Stakeholders (founders, merchants/businesses, banking partners, investors, RBI/regulators) 5. Chapter 4 – Analysis - 4.1 Causes of Razorpay's growth/success (developer-first API design, trust, timing with UPI/digital India) - 4.2 Financial and Social Impact (funding raised, valuation, number of businesses served, contribution to digital payments adoption) - 4.3 Role of FinTech/Technology (API-first architecture, automation, data-driven lending decisions, AI in fraud detection) 6. Chapter 5 – Key Learnings - 5.1 Major Lessons Learned (importance of trust-building, developer experience, platform thinking over single-product focus) - 5.2 Suggested Improvements (areas Razorpay or similar fintechs could strengthen — e.g. regional language support, compliance, financial inclusion) 7. Chapter 6 – Conclusion - 6.1 Overall Outcome (Razorpay's current position in Indian fintech) - 6.2 Future Implications (outlook for full-stack fintech platforms in India) 8. References slide — list placeholder for minimum 5 authentic sources (RBI/SEBI reports, company reports, reputed news articles) Design: clean, professional fintech theme (navy/blue palette), minimal text per slide, use icons for products/services, include real data points and stats where available (funding amounts, valuation, transaction volumes). Keep each slide's content concise since the full analysis is written in the accompanying report — slides should summarize, not duplicate, the report text.
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