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Keep Your Money Safe During The Recession, Safer Investment Options

Keep Your Money Safe During The Recession, Safer Investment Options

One of the most common indicators of recession remains to be two years’ worth of consecutive negative GDP growth. This has been one of the oldest ways of measuring recession, but in no way does it showcase the entirety of the impacts of a global slowdown. According to media reports, if a recession was to spiral out of control in recent years, it would have implication similar to that of the dot-com bust of the late 1990s. Two of the…

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How FDI Helps Private Limited Companies?

How FDI Helps Private Limited Companies?

With the covid-19 pandemic doing havoc on the global economy, the Indian market has seen a good and enormous response. Most businesses consider India to be a significant market, and there is a lot of interest from global corporations and foreign nationals to start-up shops in India. One of the most popular ways for foreigners to start a business in India is through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).   What is FDI?   FDI is an acronym for foreign direct investment….

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Foreign Direct Investment Opportunities Decoded for NRIs

Foreign Direct Investment Opportunities Decoded for NRIs

An individual who has been studying in the US for the past couple of years with an Indian passport becomes an NRI and even an individual who has moved to Australia and is now a permanent resident is called an NRI. But, given that India does not allow dual citizenship, there is a difference between the two (simultaneously having an Indian and a foreign country citizenship). Broadly speaking, an Indian citizen who usually resides outside India and holds an Indian…

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Why Is FDI Needed in India?

Why Is FDI Needed in India?

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is the investment of funds by a company from one country to another.  There are many ways in which FDI benefits the recipient nation: Employment and Economic Growth – Development of work is the most apparent benefit of FDI. It is also one of the key reasons why a country, in particular a developing country, is trying to attract FDIs. Increased FDI enhances both the development industry and the services sector. In exchange, this increases opportunities…

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Examples of Foreign Direct Investment

Examples of Foreign Direct Investment

A foreign direct investment (FDI) is an investment made by a firm or individual based in one country into a business located in another country. Under FDI, an investor does not simply purchase equities of foreign-based companies but establishes foreign business operations or acquires foreign business assets— the former is called foreign portfolio investments, which is differentiated from foreign direct investment in terms of lasting interest. The foreign investor is given at least 10 per cent voting rights in the…

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