Su Shan Tan, the chief executive of Singapore-based DBS Bank, views India as a long-term structural growth story despite nearterm volatility. The country could benefit from the surge in global demand for memory chips and hardware driven by the artificial intelligence boom, but to capitalise on the opportunity, it must invest in people and education, she says. The bank infused Rs 1,600 crore in its India operations in March and remains committed to the country, stepping up investments in wealth, supply chain financing and client connectivity, she tells ET’s Joel Rebello & Sangita Mehta.