"62 per cent of Kansai revenue comes from outside Japan in fact I always say future of Japan is outside Japan", added HM Bharuka.

Financialisation scene in India could play out for next 3-5 years, says Barger

Post GST, India will look like one of the biggest common markets in the world: Teresa C Barger, Co-founder & Sr MD, Cartica Capital

We do not really see any other country that is fighting corruption, that is using e-government the way that India is.

There has been an understanding on the Street that the market is impulsive and caters to short-term reactions, but latest evidence shows it...

"As a foreigner, I will not be so delighted if Mr. Raghuram Rajan is not re-upped in September."

The intervention by the Chinese authorities is not helping Chinese equity markets finding their floor, says Bargar.

Meanwhile, stocks of companies with foreign borrowing such as Bharti Airtel, Adani Ports, NTPC and Tata Steel, were also trading lower.

"A lot of foreign investors were overweight on India until the Bihar polls, which was the hammer that drove the last nail in the coffin of ...

I think that the market was too fixated on the fact that there was a five-month waiting list for its motorcycles at dealers, says Barger.

You are going to get no stimulus out of China. So the rout which really had started earlier last week was really pretty terrible on Monday.

We may not love India, but we like it and we like it better than any other country other than the Philippines, says Cartica.

PI is addressing one of the key issues in India — which is getting productivity up in the agricultural sector, says Teresa C Bargar.

What we would like Modi to do is address some of the big problems that make India so dismal for doing business; improve ease of doing busin...

"The standard investors should take money off the table in countries that are doing poorly, and put them into countries that are doing well...

US-based Cartica Capital manages over $ 2 billion worth assets under management, with its investment focus being emerging markets.

The private sector arm of the World Bank Group and the Reuters Foundation will jointly develop the training programme.