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Indian Innovator Jignesh Shah Committed To Mentor Entrepreneurs

Jignesh Shah had gone ahead single-handedly to set up 10 world-class exchange companies under his flagship company FTIL, in various asset classes, in just 10 years across India and abroad. <br>

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Indian Innovator Jignesh Shah Committed To Mentor Entrepreneurs

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  1. Indian Innovator Jignesh Shah Committed To Mentor Entrepreneurs Are regulatory authorities and political interference going too far and proving to be detrimental to the spirit of entrepreneurship in India? Is the ease of doing business in India is just a slogan? Well, this seems to be so from the case of entrepreneur and fintech innovator Jignesh Shah, known as the Commodities King of India. As Jignesh Shah began to succeed in unshackling the spirit of enterprise in the financial markets, he ran into several challenges thrown in by a nexus of vested interests, which included politicians, bureaucrats, crony capitalists and rival business empires. Jignesh Shah had gone ahead single-handedly to set up 10 world-class exchange companies under his flagship company FTIL, in various asset classes, in just 10 years across India and abroad. He successfully established electronic silk and spice routes right from Africa, to the Middle-East and South-East Asia. This success many rivals who saw his as a threat to their monopolistic regimes in the Exchange world. They plotted to create a payment crisis at NSEL, one of his smallest subsidiaries. Shah, lost everything that he made over the years because of this vendetta. Despite having no money trail attached to him or to his companies, all the executive actions were taken against him with the only agenda to ruin his empire. The entire money trail was established by various probe agencies to the 24 defaulters. He suffered heavily but chose to fight for the sake of truth. Despite these daunting situations, Jignesh Shah always stood like a one-man army, and has remained as zealous as he was before NSEL payment default. After a long battle of six years, winning two back to back big battles in the court related to merger order and asset attachment case under the MPID, there is no doubt that Jignesh Shah committed to rise like post-World War Japan.

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