Resources
Investing in India
● Banking: Sundeep Tucker finds M&A activity at record levels
● Guest Column: Gurcharan Das on the benefits of society’s triumph over the state
● Alternative Energy: Amy Yee on the search for new resources - -
Content
Capitalist enclaves in crisis
Something has gone terribly wrong with India’s investment strategy, writes Jo Johnson.
Investment banking: Deal flows spur change of tactics
Red-hot M&As and capital-raising have put pressure on traditional models, writes Sundeep Tucker.
Stock exchanges: Farewell to the old family brokers’ club
India’s stock markets are among the fastest growing in the world.
Carlyle Group: Fertile conditions for investment
The US private equity group is keeping a close eye on opportunities.
Guest column: Where society has triumphed over the state
Gurcharan Das, one of the government’s harshest critics explains why he believes it makes sense to invest in India.
Carmakers: Industry could be missing link
You can’t put a farmer in a call centre, Amy Yee is told, but you can put him on an assembly line
Special economic zones: In need of much more clarity
Opinion is sharply divided on the implications of hundreds of proposed zones, writes Amy Yee.
Case study: Hong Kong clothes company considers its options
TAL Apparel is reviewing opportunities in the textiles sector – once crippled by debt, unions and inefficiency, it is now seen as a new growth area.
Group at the head of the property curve
Corporate Profile: Singapore’s CapitaLand plans to help build up to 100 shopping malls across the country.
Alternative energy: In search of extra resources to fuel rapid growth
The urgency to boost alternative resources is borne of necessity, writes Amy Yee.
