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Chatterjee: Product customization will reach the individual level within five years

Paroma Chatterjee · S2EP9: Building for a Billion - India’s Future with Revolut ft. Paroma Chatterjee · Apr 20, 2026 · at 43:16

Revolut India CEO Paroma Chatterjee discusses the next major shifts in consumer technology and digital finance driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning.

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“Historically across the world, across industries, as a matter of fact, it first moved from a manufacturer-driven approach, one product, to you consumer, take it or leave it, to mass customization, which is basically identifying different segments and trying to create variants of your product based on segments, to I think in the next four to five years, we're going to move to customizing for the individual.”

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