GIFT City, India

Connecting financial hubs

GIFT City’s collaboration with Singapore opens new avenues for cross-border financial services

Allowing Indian companies to list abroad on exchanges like Nasdaq will give them wider access to capital, says Nasdaq’s executive vice chairman Edward Knight.

Nasdaq talks to India about overseas listings for local companies

US stock exchange Nasdaq has held talks with Indian authorities on potentially allowing local Indian companies to list directly on foreign stock exchanges, a senior Nasdaq executive said.

SGX and Nifty will be splitting costs and revenues “roughly 50-50”, Michael Syn, SGX’s head of equities, says.

A US$7.5 billion derivative trade shifts to India as SGX feud ends

Derivative contracts with a notional value of about US$7.5 billion traded in Singapore will shift to India as a cross-border trading link between the two Asian countries’ top bourses gets fully operat...

GIFT City is India’s first greenfield smart city, containing a domestic tariff zone and an International Financial Services Centre in a multi-service special economic zone.

GIFT City: Wooing foreign universities to India

IN ASIA, not least India, one of the key aspirational goals for many families is Western higher education. Universities in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Singapore and other jur...