Capital Market: Opportunities and Threats

India is currently well placed in the global markets and is one of the leaders in fund raising.
Aided by the government regulations and tax breaks, new asset classes like alternative
investment funds (AIFs) and distressed asset management have further grown. A significant
improvement in the Ease of Doing Business ranking for India, the digital economy and
introduction of GST are improving efficiencies and creating more possibilities. Higher growth
rate with lower inflation, pursued strongly by the government, have bolstered the
expectations from capital markets.

The regulatory landscape for investments in India has been significantly rationalized by
removing restrictions in most sectors, expanding investment routes and leveraging
Information Technology for efficient governance.

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has proved to be a major game changer activity.
This has streamlined resolution of distressed assets and irrecoverable loans. Global investors
are viewing India as an opportunity they could strategically capitalise on with a supply of non-
performing assets (NPAs) across a number of sectors.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

 Chief Financial Officer& Heads of Finance

 Company Secretary &Legal Officer
 Lawyers
 Merchant bankers
 Investment bankers
 Fund Mangers
 HNI, Retail and institutional investors
 Stock Brokers
 Foreign Institutional Investors