E&Y: India is world’s fourth most attractive FDI destination
India is the fourth most attractive investment destination globally, after the US, China and the UK, according to an Ernst & Young survey. Investors are drawn by the strong potential of the country’s domestic market, cost competitiveness and access to a highly qualified workforce. Infrastructure, governance and transparency remain the biggest concerns.
The survey notes that private equity has evolved greatly in the last decade, with 2,000 Indian companies receiving PE funding in the past five years and $50 billion invested between 2007 and 2011, The...
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