India’s AIF industry now delivers stronger exits for foreign investors than many peer markets, says former SEBI chief UK Sinha
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- ✓Former SEBI chief UK Sinha said India’s AIF industry now delivers stronger exits for foreign investors than many peer markets.
- ✓He noted that the industry has grown significantly since 2012.
- ✓"The developments in the last two years have also proven that your industry can provide excellent exits," he said.
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- Moneycontrol
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- India Economy
Foreign investors once viewed exits as one of the weaker links in India's alternative investment fund (AIF) ecosystem. That perception has shifted, according to former SEBI chairman UK Sinha. Speaking at the CII Alternative Investment Fund Summit, he said developments over the past two years had demonstrated that the industry could deliver strong exits for both domestic and foreign investors, with India's track record stronger than that of many other markets.
Sinha recalled that limited and uncertain exit opportunities had been a frequent complaint, particularly among overseas investors seeking clarity on how and when they could realise their investments.
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