Why India is receiving more state investment than China

Dec 31, 2020

Delhi's efforts to lure sovereign capital are paying off despite the Covid crisis, while Singapore funds GIC and Temasek lead investment into China, finds Global SWF’s first annual report.

Why India is receiving more state investment than China

Sovereign investment flows into Indian private markets have risen each year since 2015, while those into China have been more volatile – and both countries have much to learn from each other when it comes to luring such capital.

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