IFLR events attract hundreds of attendees each year. The India FDI Forum will build upon this success – bringing together an incredibly influential audience of in-house counsel, corporate executives and senior lawyers for a packed day of top level discussion and networking.
IFLR / Asialaw India Foreign Direct Investment Forum
Friday, May 14 2010 | Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
***Limited places remaining, secure yours today***
In a new United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Report on world investment prospects, India was ranked as the third most popular destination for global FDI in 2009. The Report went on to state that India will remain a Top Five destination for international investors for the next two years.
Against this background, International Financial Law Review (in association with Asialaw) will host the inaugural India Foreign Direct Investment Forum in Singapore on May 14 2010.
During the forum, legal experts will gather and discuss the following issues and their effects on foreign direct investment into India:
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Joint Ventures
Infrastructure
Competition
Intellectual Property
Mergers & Acquisitions |
Dispute Resolution
Taxation
Private Equity
Prospects for FDI into India |
Confirmed speakers:
We are delighted to have invited the Competition Commission of India to deliver keynote address. Other confirmed speakers are as follow:
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Suhail Nathani, partner, Economic Law Practice
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Vivek Kathpalia, partner, Nishith Desai Associates
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Anuradha Salhotra, managing partner, Lall Lahiri & Salhotra
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NIshant Parikh, partner, Trilegal
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Karan Singh, partner, Trilegal...and more
Benefits of attending
- Find out how the latest Indian legislation impacts your business strategy
- Assess and understand the options for structuring your investments
- Learn how the Government of India’s new FDI Policy document – effective from April 1 2010 – consolidates and clarifies foreign investment notifications, rules and regulations
- Find out how to navigate new regulations on foreign investment in India
- Learn about the role and influence of the regulators in the FDI process
- Discover which industry sectors require/ do not require prior approval from regulatory authorities such as the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) and which sectors are not open to FDI
- Learn how to smooth the path to deal approval
Who should attend?
In-house counsel, business leaders and private practice lawyers who are involved in doing deals and running businesses in India.
Registration
In-house counsel and corporate executive: FREE
Private Practice representitive: US950 per delegate
To reserve your place, please email to samantha.woo@euromoneyasia.com.
***Limited seats available and are on first-come-first-serve basis. Save yours today to avoid disappointment!***
General enquiry
Please contact Samantha Woo samantha.woo@euromoneyasia.com
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