The pandemic is a supply, demand and policy shock for FDI. The lockdown measures are slowing down existing investment projects
Over next 5 years, 77 per cent of firms looking to ramp up investments, 83 per cent to hire more
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The World Investment Report 2020 by the UNCTAD said that India was the 9th largest recipient of FDI in 2019, with $51 billion dollars of inflows during the year
Govt must follow up on its restrictions on investment from China
Not only the FDI at $49.9 billion was record high witnessed by India so far, it also recorded growth after 1% fall in the previous year
The political and legal status of Taiwan is a contentious issue, with China seeing Taiwan as a breakaway province that will eventually be part of the country again
Inflows have gone up from tax havens; corporate tax dodging worries DPIIT
Singapore continued to be largest source of FDI for India for second consecutive year
Comment comes at a time when Centre and various State governments are aiming to attract companies looking at shifting their operations out of China
The 10% threshold is in line with the rules for significant beneficial owners under the Companies Act, 2013
Despite the presence of 24 life insurance companies and 34 non-life companies, the needle of insurance penetration in the country has hardly moved over the years
Modi held a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and officials to discuss strategies to woo investors
A few days back, the Finance Ministry had notified changes in FDI rules that made prior approval of the government mandatory for foreign investments from countries that share a land border with India
Recent decisions in the wake of Covid-19 have hurt India's FDI policy
The updated FEMA Rules came into effect from Thursday midnight
This is also expected to reduce the inflow of investments in new companies as well as the merger and acquisition scenario in the country
Govt right to crack down on strategic investments from China
India has done well to follow in the footsteps of Germany, France and Australia among others by introducing provisions to safeguard its businesses
New Delhi effectively closed on Saturday the "automatic route" of investing for Chinese firms and individuals.