Investor Sriniwasan Makes Case For India
India may be a safe haven, according to top investor Srini Sriniwasan. This matters as the AI trade wobbles.
Original reporting · bloomberg.com
Original: “The Case For India in a World Obsessed With the AI Trade”
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Key points from Bloomberg Technology’s report
- India may be a safe haven for investment as the AI trade wobbles.
- Top investor Srini Sriniwasan made the case for India.
- The comments were made in a discussion with Bloomberg's Menaka Doshi.
As the AI trade wobbles, India could prove a safe haven of choice, according to top investor Srini Sriniwasan. Sriniwasan, managing director at Kotak Alternate Asset Managers, made this pitch to Bloomberg's Menaka Doshi.
Sriniwasan's comments were part of a discussion with Bloomberg's Menaka Doshi, who also spoke with Mark Machin, co-founder and managing director of an unspecified firm.
The conversation with Sriniwasan and Machin suggests that India may be considered a viable option for investment, despite the current uncertainty surrounding the AI trade.
Questions and answers
Who made the case for India as a safe haven?
Top investor Srini Sriniwasan made the case for India.
Who did Sriniwasan speak with?
Sriniwasan spoke with Bloomberg's Menaka Doshi.
