IVCJ’s persistence of opening up new avenues for Private Equity investors in cities other than Mumbai, paid off, as Round 2 of the Pan-India Private Equity Investment Forum 2009 witnessed a sell out at The Taj Palace, Delhi. The crunch that seems to have sent the global economy in a tail-spin did not show any signs in Delhi, as 70 delegates across India made it for the forum.

The economic slowdown is now demanding a deep understanding of the markets to make strategic investment decisions. It has become more critical than ever to keep an eye on the market trends and analyses by experts. While explaining the Private Equity Investment Scenario in India, Mr. Diwakar Dadoo from Times Private Treaties, Delhi said, “Slowdown is an opportunity; consumers don’t “go away” during recession, they just become conservative. The need of the hour is to reduce debt, be profitable, cut costs, grab share and build long term value and competitive advantage.”

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