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South Korean pension fund seeks India government bond investment licence, sources say

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By Ira Dugal Verified
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By Jayshree P Upadhyay and Ira Dugal MUMBAI, Sept 22 (Reuters) - South Korea's state-run pension fund, the world's third-largest, is seeking a licence to invest in Indian government securities under a compliance-light route offered by the market regulator, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. India has been trying to draw more foreign capital into government bonds through easier registration, lower taxes and by targeting entry into global bond indices.
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'Mutiny' at Tatas puts focus on shareholder rights

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By Ira Dugal Verified
| Reuters Verified
Sept 22 (Reuters) - Nothing captures the collective attention in India like a corporate fight, especially if it is at one of the country's oldest and internationally best-known conglomerates. A new power struggle erupted at the salt-to-software Tata group last week, between holding company Tata Sons and its controlling shareholder, Tata Trusts.
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JPMorgan sees India outbound M&A rising as firms move to secure supply chains Original

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By Ira Dugal Verified, Vibhuti Sharma
| Reuters Verified
MUMBAI, Sept 21 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N) , opens new tab expects more Indian companies to look for mergers and acquisitions overseas as they seek to secure key supply chains against volatile geopolitics that has led to ​the weaponisation of key supplies such as critical minerals. Outbound M&A from India has had a strong ‌year, Paul Uren, head of investment banking for Asia Pacific at the Wall Street firm, said in an interview with Reuters in Mumbai.
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