The domestic debt market is opening up, foreign companies are interested in listing on local stock exchanges and there is growing pressure for updated regulation on sophisticated products such as d
The domestic debt market is opening up, foreign companies are interested in listing on local stock exchanges and there is growing pressure for updated regulation on sophisticated products such as derivatives. India is an interesting place for lawyers at the moment. Innovation is spreading across the capital markets as Indian companies are finding it more difficult to raise debt overseas and foreign issuers, such as Standard Chartered, are turning to the region too.
IFLR’s India Capital Markets Forum brings together key regulators with leading practitioners from banks, corporates and top international and local law firms to discuss the vital issues for raising capital in 2011.
The forum will discuss the best ways to raise capital in India, the ideal preparations for floating a company, how to access debt markets with high yield instruments and will provide a comparison of the best methods of raising debt internationally. Stay ahead of your competitors and unveil opportunities for your clients in the capital markets at the must-attend Indian conference of the year.
