Before joining EY, he spent over six years at PwC India
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Only 14 million Indians pay for music despite near-universal streaming: EY-IMI report
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Valentine Sequeira — Director - People Consulting (appointment)
Valentine Sequeira has been elevated to Director - People Consulting at EY.
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Market Potential in Music Subscriptions. The EY-IMI report reveals that a significant portion of the Indian population is open to paying for music subscriptions, suggesting a potential growth opportunity in the music streaming market.
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Leadership Enhancement. EY has strengthened its People Consulting division by promoting Valentine Sequeira to Director, indicating a focus on enhancing its consulting capabilities.
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Consumer Behavior Insights. The report indicates that 61% of non-paying music listeners in India would consider subscribing if free options were unavailable, highlighting consumer willingness to pay under certain conditions.
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Valentine Sequeira was recently elevated to Director in People Consulting at EY.
The report indicates that only 14 million Indians currently pay for music subscriptions, but a significant number are willing to pay if free alternatives disappear.
According to the report, 80% of listeners spend more than an hour a day listening to music.
The report highlights the potential for growth in the Indian music subscription market and consumer behavior regarding payment for music.
EY's recent report focuses on the music industry in India.