All eyes on India

With the government pushing reform across its domestic capital controls, India seems to be riding high amid capital market uncertainty. Will 2022 see it become the destination of choice for international investment?
Safdarjung Tomb in Delhi
Safdarjung Tomb in Delhi
September 13, 2022

Last year marked a stellar year for global capital markets and the case for India proved no exception.

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