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India’s GIFT City Steps Up Push for Global Capital
Source: Bloomberg
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IFSCA Chairperson K. Rajaraman discussed GIFT City’s potential to attract global capital to India, including tax incentives, infrastructure, net-zero investment, fund management and progress toward dual listings. The brief provides no specific investment amounts, policy changes or market reaction.
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