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India's FPI Problem Is Bigger Than Capital Gains Tax, Says Ridham Desai

India's FPI Problem Is Bigger Than Capital Gains Tax, Says Ridham Desai

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    However, one distinction is that earnings growth in India is spread across a wider range of sectors, whereas growth in several other markets is more concentrated in a smaller number of industries and companies.

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Ridham Desai says India's FPI outflows are driven by weak relative returns, earnings concerns and tax compliance hurdles, arguing that capital gains tax is only part of the problem.

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India's FPI Problem Is Bigger Than Capital Gains Tax, Says Ridham Desai

Ridham Desai says India's FPI outflows are driven by weak relative returns, earnings concerns and tax compliance hurdles, arguing that capital gains tax is only part of the problem.

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