Foreign investors in India have historically faced numerous challenges, from high-valuation multiples to regulatory limitations, but evolving market conditions are cause for hope.

India's stock exchanges saw more IPOs than any other jurisdiction, as its strong domestic economy buoyed markets

Debt Explorer | Robust economic growth and increasing cross-border investments are driving a surge in transaction activity in the subcontinent

From challenges to solutions

In the past decade, India has made significant strides in reforming its alternative dispute resolution (ADR) framework, aiming to position itself as a global hub for international arbitration.

The market for private equity-led secondary transactions is growing, and India is steadily catching up with the global trend in embracing these innovative exit strategies.

The Indian government is pressing ahead with legislative reforms and investments on an unprecedented scale in the energy transition. However, to achieve India’s ambitious goal of reaching net-zero by 2070, significant investment from the private sector is essential.

India stands out globally as a market with strong growth in IPO volume, thanks to its dynamic regulatory framework, robust domestic capital market and a large retail investor base.

Against a challenging macro-economic environment worldwide, India has proven resilient and demonstrated its huge potential for growth.

M&A Explorer | M&A activity in the world’s most populous country is nothing short of impressive

No region demonstrated more resilience than APAC in 2022, with the largest deal globally, the greatest total IPO value and volume, and the smallest year-on-year declines

India continues to be an attractive destination for foreign investment, ranking as the world’s seventh-largest recipient of FDI in 2021.

Dealmaker interest from both home and abroad, along with record private equity activity, has driven India’s dealmaking activity to an all-time high  

Government approval is required for all foreign investments from countries sharing a land border with India

There are many ways to resolve a construction dispute when it arises—but what are the best methods for mitigating risks, avoiding or resolving such disputes for projects based in Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam?

In recent years, the construction industry in India has emerged as an attractive destination for foreign investment. To support this heightened interest, the government of India has enacted an attractive foreign direct investment policy.

Loan issuance from Indian borrowers has tailed off because of rising COVID-19 infections, but high-profile mega-deal financings have given lenders and borrowers cause for optimism  

Government approval is required for all foreign investments from countries sharing a land border with India

FDI continues to be an area of focus for the Indian government, which has announced plans to attract further foreign investment into the country.

India continues to be an attractive destination for foreign investment, ranking as the world's eighth-largest recipient of FDI in 2023.