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India needs follow China’s relaxing leadership – opinion

China is en route to fully liberalising its capital account, making domestic markets more business-friendly for corporates. Perhaps it’s time India starts doing the same before the country loses its competitive edge.

  • 15 Jan 2013

Trying to navigate through regulatory changes in jurisdictions where restrictions are abundant is a headache for treasurers of foreign companies but at least it indicates that these countries are making an effort.

China is one of the more prominent examples of a constantly-changing regulatory framework. The world’s second ...

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