Nomura to launch India infrastructure fund in September
Nomura Holdings plans to launch its $500 million India-focused $500 infrastructure fund in September, according to Vikas Sharma, the Japanese asset manager's country head for India. The launch date is a couple of months later than originally expected.
Sharma told Reuters that India requires vast amounts of capital for infrastructure project in the next ten years, making it an important asset class for Nomura. Investors in the fund will be predominantly...
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