China competition and benign regional role will push India to growth: Business risk analyst Supriya Ravishankar
The Indian economy will eventually pick up despite inflation and challenges like domestic strife. On the other hand, there is a looming global unrest as public resentment against governments rise over food and fuel inflation.
At Canary Wharf, one of London's premium destinations, India Narrative catches up with Supriya Ravishankar, working as a risk analyst with Sibylline, a strategic advisory firm, that identifies opportunities and forecast risks for the corporate sector.
As the South Asia analyst, Ravishankar is constantly monitoring South Asian countries to provide analytical information to Sibylline’s clients which could include organisations ranging from the hospitality industry to publishing and media, finance and defence as well as international development organisations.
She says that her job as a risk analyst involves constant monitoring of news, cross-verifying information, breaking-down complex events and presenting these to clients. “It is as much a communications job as it is about advisory”, she asserts. An alumna of Cambridge and the London School of Economics, Ravishankar had earlier worked with Centre of Social and Economic Progress (formally Brookings India) and the Washington-based Rise to Peace.
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