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Cybersecurity in International Finance: The IFSCA Approach to Safety and Trust
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International finance moves money, data, and trust across borders every second. The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) is in charge of keeping these flows safe in GIFT City, India’s international finance hub. Cybersecurity in International Finance is definitely something to take seriously.
Cybersecurity is not an add-on here....
The IFSCA (International Financial Service Centers Authority) was set up in April 2020 with the aim of smooth operations in the financial and security sector in the international market from India. The major role of IFSCA in the security and financial market of India is to regulate all such operations in the IFSCs in India. The association is...
The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has many schemes to boost finance in India. These schemes help new ideas grow. They also keep investors and firms safe. This blog explains the main IFSCA schemes.
1. Regulatory Sandbox Scheme
The regulatory sandbox scheme is a testing...
Think of one place where banking, insurance, stock markets, and pensions are all handled together. That is what IFSCA does inside the IFSC at GIFT City. It brings many rules and services under one roof. Other regulators usually work only in one area. IFSCA is trying something different. It wants to make India a global finance hub,...
For those unfamiliar with the IFSCA, it is a regulatory body that oversees and regulates financial services in International Financial Services Centres (IFSCs) across the country. This recruitment drive presents an incredible opportunity for individuals looking to join a dynamic and rapidly growing sector.
The IFSCA Grade A exam will test candidates on various...
IFSCA Grade A is conducted by the International Financial Services Centres Authority with the recruitment of Assistant Managers in a prestigious career stream in the finance sector. Also, making a strategy for you for the exam in case you are appearing for the IFSCA Grade A 2026 is quite important.
Take your preparations in...
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Union Budget & Economic Survey in the IFSCA Exam: Why They Count More Than You Think
Aparna Kundu -
Every year, the Union Budget and the Economic Survey make headlines. People talk about tax rates, new schemes, and the state of the economy. But if you’re getting ready for the IFSCA exam when the notification for 2026 is out, these aren’t just news stories. They’re part of your syllabus in a very real way.
The IFSCA (International Financial Services Centers Authority) is a financial regulatory body set upped on April 27, 2020 headquartered in Gandhinagar, Gujarat. The organization has been established in accordance with the clauses mentioned under the International Financial Services Centers Authority Act, 2019 (“IFSCA Act”).
The aim behind the establishment of this organization is...
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IFSCA Grade A Notification Expected Soon: Guaranteed Preparation Tips For Aspirants
Savithri Suresh -
The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) is expected to announce its Grade A Officer recruitment notification very soon. This is a highly sought-after opportunity for aspirants who want to build a career in financial regulation, especially within India's growing global financial hub. With the exam approaching, this is the ideal time to begin structured and focused...
If you are preparing for the IFSCA Grade A exam, while waiting for the 2026 notification to come out, understanding previous year cutoffs is essential. Cutoff marks help you gauge the competition level, understand trends, and set realistic preparation goals for your IFSCA Grade A 2026 exam. This blog will analyze the IFSCA Grade A cutoffs...

















