india short term hiccup hides long term growth
India’s woeful market performance in 2011 is a short-term blip in what is otherwise a long-term growth story, argues Ambit IA’s Andrew Holland.
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india can only benefit from overseas money
There is enough doom and gloom out there already so, while not ignoring the structural weaknesses India has, there are plenty of positives for investors to see in the world’s largest democracy.
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india to open stock market
UK investors are to be allowed direct access to Indian equities, in a policy shift designed by the Indian government to increase the depth of the stock market and increase foreign inflows into the country.
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axa im relaunches indian jv
Axa Investment Managers has rejigged its joint venture in India, signing a deal to take advantage of Bank of India’s distribution capability.
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barings finally launches India equity fund
Baring Asset Management’s plans to launch an India equity fund have finally come to fruition, as its new head of Indian equities has quickly stamped his mark on the firm’s product range.
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home grown focus is not protectionism
Even the most export-driven country is being force to take a more domestic-led approach to its economic affairs.
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inward looking india
India’s economy has disappointed in 2011 largely thanks to its domestic problems. But a domestic focus will also help to stimulate growth, as it appears to be doing already.
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Matthews Intl launches India fund into European market
Matthews Int’l has made its Matthews India Fund available to European investors.
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Dalton SP to launch Indian absolute return fund
At the end of September, Dalton SP will launch an India absolute return Sicav proposition.
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India hit by both demand and supply-side inflationary pressures
Aditya Palwankar and John Vail outline specific policy responses needed to halt rising inflation.
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PA ANALYSIS: India’s markets hit by economic woes
India’s inflation-hit economy may have knocked its growth story back a step or two.