Why should I invest in India?

Here I would like to quote an example and then explain it.  A case in point is Maruti Suzuki’s stock performance since the time of its listing compared with that of its Japanese parent Suzuki. Maruti got listed in 2003 and has outperformed Suzuki by over 11 times. Maruti has been the biggest value creator for Suzuki. You should invest in India only if you want to make serious money. Investing in India makes sense as it will create long term wealth for one.

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Rashmi you have good question. But i am not agree on the point that FIIs or DIIs have any thinking about Indian corruption or bureaucracy. They earned well and earning well from investing in India than any other market in world. We have seen that Indian market outperformed as compared to any other market in world. They are investing in rising economy because everyone have an idea about our future prospect.

Indian IT,Banking,NBFCs,Pharma and oil sector performed well as compare to developed countries. So they(FIIs) are behaving like a business men than an investors More Investment More Income. Our policies also helps them to encourage to invest in India.

If any foreign investor says he will not invest in India due to corruption, then ask him how made his millions.  Corruption is a universal phenomenon it is prevalent in all over the world the percentage differs thats all

A survey conducted by JP Morgan Asset Management, in association with ValueNotes, indicates global economy recovery, driven confidence across the board, supported by a sustained confidence in the domestic economy. As per the survey, 56 per cent of retail investors expect an  income  increase  and their confidence continued to be the high. Many of the corporate treasuries view GDP growth meeting or exceeding expectations as the biggest positive economic indicator, while there was no clear consensus among investors and advisors. The report also said that  35 per cent of retail investors and 48 per cent of companies consider inflation the most negative economic indicator in India, Some 37 per cent of advisors view the high government borrowings/fiscal deficit with concern.

Then again there are  possives;  India is now the fourth largest economy  in terms of Purchasing Power after USA, China and Japan and one of the fastest growing economy of the world.. It offers tremendousuntapped, business untapped opportunities in many growing sectors. These positives will lure manty investors.  

One might just feel  more comfortable investing in one's own country. That could be within the laws and above-board, funds are accessible easily, familiarity is there with the investing entity, and may have less hassles at the time of withdrawal.  

The Economic growth promise that India holds backed with history of Economic Growth over the last few years, including during the years of global meltdown is very hard for any one to ignore.

Add to this, the Indian Equity Market Mechanism, which can boast to be one of the best in the World. Be it the 100% electronic delivery, T+2 Settlement, Risk Management Systems etc. In fact, India scores ahead of even markets like US when it comes to Order Matching markets against Market Making mechanism followed.This is backed efficiently by Banking System which withstood the international Banking Crisis recently.

Yes, there are areas which needs to be addressed. Be it corruption or political will in certain areas like FDI in retail and insurance. In spite of these shortcomings, it is still the most promising economy with very efficient banking and securities market.

One will be ignoring this market only at his own peril.

Yups.. just donot invest in India..

try working your funds in some more fertile economies..