India is rising fast as one of the most attractive emerging market destinations for foreign capital. Investors are encouraged by recent pro-investment regulatory reforms, the digital transformation of the economy, and the country’s rapidly expanding consumer base. Additionally, India is well-positioned as an alternative supply chain and manufacturing hub for those wanting to diversify from China.
Yet, some things have not changed. India’s cumbersome bureaucracy is a regular source of corruption risk for foreign players. There are still significant gaps in critical nation-wide physical and digital infrastructure. Further, a recent widely publicised short-seller report on one of the most prominent local conglomerates served as a reminder of the extent of corporate governance and broader ESG issues in the business sector.
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