India continues to command considerable optimism from the global business and investment communities. The Modi-led government has promised to introduce 'big-bang' economic reforms aimed at enticing investors and continue its efforts in strengthening bilateral relations with other nations. However, this phase of rapid growth comes at a time when the country faces a host of internal challenges such as rising unemployment, a population boom, ethnic tensions, security issues, and increased expectations for technological and infrastructural development. How are investors reacting to Modi's new mandate and planned policy reforms? Which sectors and industries are attracting fresh financing? What is the outlook of doing business in India?
Moderator
Reuben Abraham
CEO and Senior Fellow, IDFC Institute; Milken Institute Asia Fellow
Speakers
Nishith Desai
Founder, Nishith Desai Associates
Kiran Kumar Grandhi
Corporate Chairman, GMR Group
Vikram Limaye
Managing Director and CEO, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.
Neel Raheja
Group President and Director, K. Raheja Corp
Bhakti Vithalani
Founder and CEO, BigSpring