Foreign Direct Investment:

FDI is defined as a category of cross

border investment made by a resident in
one economy… the direct investor with
the objective of establishing a ‘lasting
interest’ in an enterprise, the direct
investment enterprise, that is resident in
an economy other than that of the direct
investor
• Inefficiency in management.
  Problems in Indian
Instability in financial markets. Banking Sector in the
  wake of globalisation
Lacking innovativeness in financial products
or schemes.
 Lagging Technical developments across
various functions.
Non-performing and assets.
 
Poor marketing strategies.
 
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Why FDI ???

Gain a foohold in a new geogrphic Market
Increase a firm’s global competitiveness and positioning
Fill gaps in the company’s product lines in a global industry
Reduce costs in areas such as R & D, Podution and distibution
FDI Route in INDIA :

The Automatic Approval Route

The FIPB Route
The CCFI Route
74-100 %
Financial Services managed to grab 4,070 in (US$ million) in th Fiscal 2017-18
Financial Services 1,026 3,075 3,547 3,732 4,070