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The Trust Layer

Who India's financial system trusts, and on what evidence.

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Rows of dark and teal squares on the left connect through dotted teal lines into a large teal block on the right, with a single amber line running out of the block and a thin amber line along the bottom.Part 1 · LatestAccount Aggregator Framework at Five: What It Means for CFOs in Indian Financial ServicesThe data rail governed by Sahamati is built and busy. The harder questions for finance chiefs are who is using it, where customers drop out, and what the new rulebook will cost.Varad Diwate · 8 October 2026 · 6 min readRead Part 1

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