A growth story – FDI in India: Manjula Chawla, Ritika Ganju and Yamini Roy, of Phoenix Legal, examine some key trends and legislation.

Posted on May 19, 2011
India

As India Inc’s appetite for foreign assets has grown, so market liberalisation and reform in FDI policy have ensured fewer challenges remain for inbound investors. Manjula Chawla, Ritika Ganju and
Yamini Roy, of Phoenix Legal, examine some key trends and legislation.

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