India allocations set to rise with new overseas listing rules
Incoming measures easing the regulation of depositary receipts could overcome the high cost of foreign direct investment, new research suggests. But foreign investors still face formidable challenges.
Indian companies are set to receive a significant financial boost from new measures that will provide greater access for foreign investors, according to a new report.
But while there has been understandable optimism about Indian growth, investors remain concerned about how to invest in the country.
US bank BNY Mellon has released details of a study conducted among 32 active North American firms with aggregate assets of $15 billion invested in India. The list of participants incl…
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