Global Hedge Funds Pivot to India as Alternative to China, Drawn by Economic Potential Despite Some Challenges
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Global hedge funds are expanding into the Indian market, seeing it as an alternative to China where they previously focused.
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Funds like Dymon Asia Capital and Citadel are setting up offices in India, citing the country's economic opportunity and talent pool.
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India's stock market valuation has doubled to $3.8 trillion, providing sufficient liquidity for funds' strategies.
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Quantitative strategies funds like Gao Capital are also entering India given the spike in trading volumes.
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However some funds still face challenges around regulations, taxes and liquidity in India.