New Delhi: India and the United States today discussed potential policy measures that could deepen the formers capital markets and drive greater investment by domestic and foreign investors in Asias third largest economy. We discussed new initiatives to mobilize private capital to fund infrastructure, policies that can develop a deeper and more liquid corporate debt market, and instruments to help sub-sovereign governments raise financing for development, a joint statement issued after the second U.S.-India Investment Initiative meet said today.
According to the statement, both countries also discussed potential avenues of technical collaboration between the Ministry of Finance and the U.S. Department of Treasury in developing deeper and more robust Indian capital markets. We look forward to continued engagement between India and the United States on economic issues at the sixth annual U.S.-India Economic and Financial Partnership Dialogue in Washington, DC in 2016, it added.
Additional Secretary in Department of Economic Affairs Ajay Tyagi and U.S. Department of Treasurys Assistant Secretary for International Finance Ramin Toloui participated in the meeting.
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