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Emerging markets: The rising M&A temperature in India

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Thursday, July 19, 2012 2 p.m. EST

India has been well known for its technological prowess in software and IT, which has been a major factor in why the country only trails China in attracting inbound M&A among emerging markets. Now, the country's prospects in sectors such as finance, fashion and energy have also attracted attention for investments from outside India. As of August, the U.K. led the trend with investments in India with $15.6 billion, followed by the U.S., Germany and Japan. Join The Deal and its expert panelists as they discuss the M&A opportunities in India for 2012 and beyond. We'll look at the regulatory hurdles to doing deals in India and analyze some of the highlights of recent Indian transactions.

HashimWaris_Sarah_sm_153x153.pngSarah Hashim-Waris
Video Reporter at The Deal

Sarah Hashim-Waris is a video reporter at The Deal LLC, where she interviews dealmakers and industry experts on mergers and acquisitions, private equity, venture capital and other sector news topics for TheDeal.com and Pipeline.TheDeal.com. Prior to joining The Deal's award-winning video team, Hashim-Waris was an on-air news anchor for SmarTrend News and Financial News Network Online, where she balanced on camera anchoring and production duties with writing broadcast script, as well as composing online news stories. Hashim-Waris initially launched her career in print  at The New York Enterprise Report, where she worked as an assistant editor, writing feature cover articles and the "Company Next Door" section for the monthly business-to-business publication.

Through her work at NY Report, she was able to leverage relationships with small business owners in the New York tri-state area, who served as the primary readership of the publication.  


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