Campaign India Team
May 13, 2010

Carat Fresh bags creative, integrated mandate for Credila

Carat Fresh Integrated (a division of Carat Media) has won the creative and integrated marketing duties for Credila Financial Services, an HDFC Limited Venture.

Carat Fresh bags creative, integrated mandate for Credila

Carat Fresh Integrated (a division of Carat Media) has won the creative and integrated marketing duties for Credila Financial Services, an HDFC Limited Venture.

Credila is a player in the education loan segment. Carat Fresh Integrated will be responsible for all forms of creative communication on behalf of Credila Financial Services. Speaking on the win, Debashish Das, country head at Carat Fresh Integrated said, “We are all really excited to work with Credila. Credila promises aggressive growth plans and our task would be leveraging on our expertise to provide the depth of strategic and creative support taking the brand forward to the highest levels of value and equity.”
 
Confirming the development, Prashant A Bhonsle, country head, Credila said, “We are impressed with the consumer centric approach of the Carat Fresh team. Their passion is infectious and we look forward to set the right creative benchmarks in this emerging industry."

 

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

5 hours ago

ASCI flags 98% ads as misleading in 2024 review

A major chunk of these ads are from real estate and online betting sectors.

7 hours ago

Streambox unveils subscription TV; aims to acquire ...

Can its Dor subscription-based service, which aims to unify content across OTT platforms and live TV channels, truly be a disruptor in India's television market?

7 hours ago

Vi’s ‘Be someone’s we’ bridges hearts, one tower at ...

The campaign builds on from its earlier legs, and showcases how one could be connected to their family and friends from wherever they may be.

8 hours ago

Google’s US antitrust trial comes to an end as both ...

Decision on if Google would be held accountable and face consequences might not come before Q1 2025, according to Judge Leonie Brinkema.