FPI under-owning gives India moat among EMs: CLSA MD
Business Standard|November 19, 2024
In a world less friendly for emerging markets (EMs), there is a case to up India's weight, CLSA's Managing Director and Chief Equity Strategist Alexander Redman said on Monday, asserting that the relative under-ownership of Indian equities by foreign investors gives the country an edge over its EM peers.
SUNDAR SETHURAMAN

Foreign investors currently own 17.5 percent of Indian equities, while some of its EM peers have as much as 58 percent foreign ownership.

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