India is ranked eighth globally when it comes to protection of minority investors, ahead of many developed economies including the US, Germany and Japan.
India is ranked eighth globally when it comes to protection of minority investors, ahead of many developed economies including the US, Germany and Japan.
China is ranked much lower at 134th and India is ranked best among all BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa).
This is part of the latest “Doing Business 2016” report of the World Bank that covers 189 economies and where India’s overall ranking for ease of doing business has remained low at 130th position, despite an improvement since the last year.
The sub-ranking for protecting minority investors is topped by Singapore, New Zealand and Hong Kong jointly at the first position.
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