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KT Indian Banking and Mutual Fund Seminar Begins on Dec. 11
DUBAI — Khaleej Times is back with its popular banking and mutual fund seminar, which has given non-resident Indians, or NRIs, superb investment opportunities in India over the years.
The 9th Khaleej Times Indian Banking and Mutual Fund Seminar and Meet 2009 will be held at Hotel Dhow Palace, Bur Dubai, on December 11 and 12. Leading banks and mutual funds from India will be participating in the event, which aims to will attract high-net-worth NRIs, professionals and businessmen keen on investing in India.
The earlier events have done well in the past and various seminars, the most popular aspect of the event, have always been an eye opener for NRIs interested in investing back home.
With the global financial crisis, NRIs in the Gulf are repatriating huge sums to India, investing in bank deposits, mutual funds and other instruments that offer excellent returns. Top bankers and mutual fund executives will interact with NRIs at the event, explaining to them the advantages of investing in India and also answering their numerous queries.
The two-day event is being jointly presened by Khaleej Times andBarjeel Geojit. Yes Bank, the award winning and highly reputed Private sector bank from India, is the main patron and the other key participants include Kotak Mutual Fund, DSP BlackRock Investment Managers, Sundaram Mutual Fund, Indian Overseas Bank, BankMuscat Asset Management, Bank of Baroda and Barjeel Geojit Securities.
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