CareEdge & Invest India Partner to Boost Investor Insights
Under this alliance, both organizations will collaborate on domestic and international events and knowledge-sharing initiatives. CareEdge Ratings will actively participate in Invest India's forums and contribute thought leadership through white papers, expert panels, and strategic discussions. The agreement also outlines joint training programs, with CareEdge hosting sessions for Invest India officials, and vice versa.
Mehul Pandya, MD & Group CEO, CareEdge, highlighted the MoU's significance, citing India's emergence as the fourth largest global economy. He emphasized CareEdge's role in fostering informed decision-making through sectoral insights and research excellence.
Nivruti Rai, MD & CEO, Invest India, expressed that the partnership aims to bolster investments in critical sectors and support the Make in India initiative. She noted CareEdge's capabilities in creating impactful knowledge frameworks.
Revati Kasture, CEO, CareEdge Global IFSC, added that this collaboration merges CareEdge's analytical expertise with Invest India's investment promotion strength, accelerating meaningful investments aligned with national priorities.
Sidharth Narayanan, COO, Invest India, stated the MoU signifies a shared goal of strengthening transparency and trust in India's investment climate.
The MoU is set for an initial term of three years, with provisions for extension upon mutual agreement.
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