Keynote Session by Mr. Neeraj Sahai, President, Dun & Bradstreet International
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Search every verified Neeraj Sahai interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote β each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Neeraj Sahai, President of Dun & Bradstreet International, delivered a keynote address at a Dun & Bradstreet summit in India on March 17, 2025, where he discussed the evolution of the financial industry and the role of data and technology. He stated that clients expect decisions in minutes and that regulators and boards demand perfect foresight, while employees now inquire about environmental practices, DEI, and work-life balance. Sahai noted that the volume and speed of transactions have increased, citing a bank that took 122 years to reach its first 2 million customers but added 6 million in two years. He said that competition now comes from non-traditional institutions and that those who leverage data assets efficiently will have a "fascinating journey ahead." Separately, Sahai has been involved in the production and direction of the Hindi film *The UP Files*, released in December 2024. In interviews promoting the film, he said it was inspired by his experiences growing up in Uttar Pradesh, which he described as having poor law and order, hooliganism, and a system that was "frightening." He stated that the film aims to spread awareness about the importance of law and order and adherence to the Constitution, and he expressed inspiration from Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, saying he hoped for a "Ram Rajya" across India. Sahai also said that films are a "mirror of society" and that his goal was to use the medium to educate the public.
“Finance has fueled economic growth; DNB's history is closely tied to this sector and we've been part of the evolution of the industry since the early 1800s, starting with credit reporting initiated by a group of English tailors sharing information about delinquent clients.”
“Clients today have almost no tolerance for time latency and error, and decisions are expected in minutes; regulators and boards expect perfect foresight and no mistakes, while employees demand transparency on financials, environmental practices, DEI, and work-life balance.”
“The volume and speed of transactions have increased phenomenally; for example, a bank that took 122 years to reach its first 2 million customers added 6 million in just 2 years, highlighting the complexity and speed defining today's financial challenges.”
“Competition is no longer just from traditional banks but also from non-traditional institutions, often called the shadow banking sector, which are not bound by the same rules or regulations as banks.”
“One simple word describes the current financial environment: complexity and speed; these define the challenges financial institutions face today, which are far more difficult to solve but also present great opportunities if addressed correctly.”
“Data is a critical asset today; you must have the most comprehensive, trusted, dynamic dataβboth traditional and alternativeβand use sophisticated decision-making tools to derive intelligence, as it is almost impossible for a human to process the massive amounts of information alone.”
“Generative AI, chatbots, and digital workflows are key tools to enhance customer experience and streamline processes, and many teams are rapidly deploying these technologies to leverage data assets efficiently.”
“Dun & Bradstreet is here to help clients on their digital journeys, leveraging years of experience across markets, geographies, and industries, deploying advanced tools internally and externally to manage massive data efficiently.”
“Those who leverage data assets efficiently will have a fascinating journey ahead, while those who fail to deploy them effectively will face a much less bright future in this rapidly changing world.”
“Many films of this kind have been made before; I don't want to name anyone, but similar themes have recurred.”
“The problems that are created by negativity have been building up β it's been happening for 20 to 25 years.”
“These films try to show or speak about religion; they present religious issues as a central theme.”
“Film media is the mirror of society; we should make films that spread awareness among people.”
“There was hooliganism and the system was so poor it was frightening; living in Uttar Pradesh you see and feel this firsthand.”
“If the chief minister brings Ramraj β righteous rule β people will feel safe; law and order must be restored.”
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