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In today's "Global village", scouting around for business is no problem. In fact, with the touch of a button you could be in contact with someone in another country and within a few minutes you could even close a deal. But then, such quick fixes may be an elusive dream if you are dealing with a new client, or an unknown country, unless, of course, you have an experienced trading partner. |
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INDIA
is a case in point. Have you done business with India before? If NO, why
not? Was it because of any apprehensions about doing business with
India? or, was it because you were not sure of the modalities of doing
business with India?
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Well, there could be many reasons. However, the fact remains that every businessman must have his eyes trained on India for, after all, it is the, fifth largest market in the world in terms of purchasing power parity. India is one of the world's most exciting emerging markets with extensive infrastructure for doing business. India has a good legal system which is reputed to be among the world's most independent and efficient ones. |
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If,
India is today in the news, it is because, it is a nation on
the move. India has dealt with its balance of payments crisis, its
external debt problems, etc., and with help from the IMF and World Bank,
has left these problems far behind. This is like a clarion call to
do business/invest in India.
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The Uruguay round of GATT has improved the infrastructure for cross-border and world trade. Further, India, in its outward looking- quest has liberalized and opened its economy to the world - challenging industrialists as it were to set up joint ventures or wholly owned subsidiaries in the field of power generation, infrastructure development, telecommunications, etc. Procedures for import of capital goods, approval for setting up industries, repatriation of income, etc. have been liberalized with the effect that investment has flooded into India and Indian companies have been able to raise loans at very fine rates in the Euro-dollar market. The above development and the fillip given to exports have been responsible for India now having foreign exchange reserves of more than 18 bn. dollars. India is now looking for technology and for equipment to upgrade its existing manufacturing facilities to meet exacting world standards. It has also been shopping around for power generation equipment and telecommunication networks in a big way in order to speed up the process of industrialization. |
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Bank of India, set up in 1906 headquartered in MUMBAI(Bombay), India and has a network of 2594 branches spread over the length and breadth of India. Bank of India is well versed in international trade and has branches in financial centers of the world like London, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Paris, etc. Bank of India, New York Branch and San Francisco Agency have been operating since December 1978 and December 1977 respectively and familiar, confident, and comfortable-doing business the American way. Bank of India, New York and San Francisco have a team of banking professionals who come from different parts of India. These officers are well versed in India-related trade and also have personal rapport with key persons in the banking sector. As such, Bank of India is in a position to get things moving in India - something no other bank here might be able to do. |
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Bank of India offers the following services:
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The above list is illustrative and not exhaustive. If there are any other services required, you are welcome to call us and inquire because Bank Of India can offer you the right business solution. Our services are prompt and efficient and we can ensure quick reimbursement. A look at our charges would convince that we are extremely competitive. So, don’t hesitate, give us a call and let us do business with India hand in hand. You will realise that if you do business with India it is better done through Bank of India. For further information, please call Mr.A.Ranganathan at toll free No. 1-800-232-2828 or 212-753-6100 (Ext. 390) |
| Bank of India, New York Branch is a member
of FDIC Please e-mail your comments and suggestions to boiny@usa.net |