India dealmaking reaches record $112.8 billion in 2021, to remain strong in 2022

White & Case lawyer Sayak Maity explains why he expects India’s 2022 deal pipeline to remain strong and why India is shielded from current geopolitical events.
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Strong inbound and domestic investment activity contributed to deal activity India reaching new highs last year. The South Asian nation saw 598 deals with a total value of $112.8 billion in 2021, according to new analysis by law firm, White Case. The figures represent a new record for the market by both deal volume and count.

“One key factor behind foreign investor interest in India is demographics India has a young population which, unlike certain Western countries with aging populations, doesn’t drain the state’s resources,” said Sayak Maity, Singapore-based partner within White Case’s the Mergers Acquisitions and Private Equity practice group, in an interview FinanceAsia.

“The...

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