By Saras Chandu / Mumbai
Indian Government’s move to raise FDI limit in some key sectors such as defense, aviation, and retail has come in for criticism from a completely unexpected quarter – Swiss Bankers. Bankers from the Alpine country, hitherto renowned for their discretion and silence, have criticized the move as it will hurt their business.
“This is just a ploy to allow undeclared income of politicians back into the country just before the elections masquerading as FDI,” said an official of Swiss Bank AG, a repository of several billion dollars of ‘undeclared income’ from India, more commonly referred to as “black money”.
Indian Government’s move to raise FDI limit in some key sectors such as defense, aviation, and retail has come in for criticism from a completely unexpected quarter – Swiss Bankers. Bankers from the Alpine country, hitherto renowned for their discretion and silence, have criticized the move as it will hurt their business.
“This is just a ploy to allow undeclared income of politicians back into the country just before the elections masquerading as FDI,” said an official of Swiss Bank AG, a repository of several billion dollars of ‘undeclared income’ from India, more commonly referred to as “black money”.

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