Take the wind together to go overseas, and the second season is about to return!
This is the program that was originally placed on the fourth season of "Silicon Valley", and now finally returns to the album it should be.Yes, the second season of "Going overseas" has officially returnedSimla Wealth Management!India has always been a market that India’s overseas circle is very concerned, so we put this episode in the second season of "Going overseas" and welcome new and old friends to listen.Simla Stock
In April this year, there were two things that made everyone pay attention to:
The first is the "YES Bank Incident", and many people even call it the mini version of the "Lehman incident".Simply put, Yes Bank, known as the Indian Merchants Bank, is not good at operating, but is worried about squeezing, so it freezes to withdraw money;Agra Stock
Another thing is the FDI New Deal. At the end of April, the Indian Industry and Internal Trade Promotion Agency (DPIIT) announced the modification of foreign investment policies, stipulating that "any national investor from India" must be approved by the government.
Both things have brought a lot of shocks from both entrepreneurship and investment.Therefore, we invited Yang Xuhong, deputy general manager of India, India, India, India, to analyze the cause and consequences of the incident.
In addition, you can listen to it for free in this period. In the second season of overseas, you will be launched on the following platform in the form of paid:Kanpur Investment
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Xu Ruizheng, the chief representative of Da Guan Capital North America
Yang Xuhong, Deputy General Manager of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China India and Mumbai Branch
Luke, Di Caprin
【Main Topics】
* Bank of India’s bank overview
* The cause of the yes bank incident
* How does the Indian government save the banks that are on the verge of banking banking
* What is the impact of such incidents on India to India
* The new FDI policy of the Indian government
* What is the impact of this policy on India India India
* How to avoid the new policy of FDI reasonably
* Suggestions on going to India
【Noun explanation】
* "Yes Bank": It is the fourth largest private bank in India. It was founded by Rana Kapoor and Ashok Kapur in 2004.Hyderabad Wealth Management
* "HDFC": It is a private bank in India. HDFC Bank, formerly known as Housing Development Finance Company (HDFC), the largest Housing Development Finance Corporation (HDFC), the largest Housing Development Finance Corporation, which was established in 1994.It is the first private company department approved by the Indian Reserve Bank.
* "ICICI Bank": Indian Industrial Credit Investment Bank is a Indian financial service company, headquartered in Menci, Mentera, India.It is India’s second largest asset bank and the third largest market value bank.
* "NBFC": Non Banking Financial Companies, non -bank finance company. This kind of company is engaged in loan and cushion business, acquired stock/bond/securities or other similar properties issued by the government or local authorities, or engaged in lease, Rent purchase, insurance business, but excluding any main business is agricultural activities, industrial activities, selling/construction of real estate, purchasing or selling any goods (except securities) or any service or sales.—– When the company’s financial assets account for more than 50 % of total assets, or financial asset income accounts for more than 50 % of the total revenue, it can be said that "the company’s main business is financial activities."Companies that meet these conditions must apply for the NBFC license through the Indian Reserve Bank (RBI, the Central Bank of India) in order to develop business.
*"NCLT": National Company Law Tribunal (India), Indian Company Law Court.
*"FDI": Foreign Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment. It is one of the main forms of modern capital internationalization. According to the definition of the International Monetary Fund, FDI refers to: companies operated by countries outside the country of investors have continuous benefitsOne investment, the purpose is to have the right to speak for the business and management of the enterprise.
* "FPI": Foreign Portfolio Investment. It mainly refers to the investment of stocks and other price securities of foreign companies, as well as medium and long -term international credit.
* "DPIIT": DEPARTMENT for Promotion of Industry and Internet TRADE, Indian Industry and Domestic Trade Promotional Ministry
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