To view the digital version of this report please click here. To purchase printed copies or a PDF of this report, please email gloria.balbastro@thomsonreuters.com.   IFR: Recently the Indian Government allowed unlisted companies to list abroad but will there be investor interest in companies which are not domestically listed and for which there is lack of research and visibility?   Samarth Jagnani: It depends upon the sector in which the company is located. These guidelines are beneficial to com

To view the digital version of this report please click here. To purchase printed copies or a PDF of this report, please email gloria.balbastro@thomsonreuters.com.   IFR: One issue that remains a challenge for companies raising capital abroad is that some Indian promoters seem to still want high valuations that were given to Indian issuers in 2007-2008. Also many of the overseas listings have not done well after listing, for example business trusts in Singapore.  Is that a deterrent when one sel

To view the digital version of this report please click here. To purchase printed copies or a PDF of this report, please email gloria.balbastro@thomsonreuters.com.   IFR: Today is actually an interesting day to have this roundtable because after a long time we have an Indian company, Power Grid trying to raise close to US$1bn from investors in India and abroad and for a change, we actually have a company which wants to raise money for its own growth and not the Indian Government trying to get mo

To view the digital version of this report please click here. To purchase printed copies or a PDF of this report, please email gloria.balbastro@thomsonreuters.com. Abhimanyu Bhattacharya: Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co. Abhimanyu Bhattacharya is Partner Capital Markets at India’s biggest law firm, with several years experience advising on capital markets transactions, he joined the firm in 2006 and was appointed partner in 2013. Avinash Gupta: Deloitte Avinash Gupta has

The Indian Offshore Financing Roundtable, which took place at the end of 2013 in Mumbai, analyses the current pro and cons for Indian companies looking to raise capital overseas. Held with a senior panel of leading equity capital market professionals, the discussion tracks the history of Indian offshore listings, measures the barometer for listing today, and forecasts future economic and regulatory conditions for Indian companies looking to raise capital post election in 2014. To continue readin