I wrote a piece in Business Standard today titled A Maginot Line of controls on the distorted perception about capital account convertibility that is found in some policy circles in India.
At the recent Barcamppune-3 which was attended by a few friends. A bunch of lawyers explained to the techies and wannabe entrepreneurs that they shouldn't bother opening a private limited company in India but instead setup a company in Singapore or US. You have quite rightly pointed out that in an increasingly global economy regulators need to compete with other more efficient regulators.
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hey ajay !
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