Design Thinking View On Foreign Institutional Investments In India

Since the 1980s, international capital flows have expanded considerably. Gross capital flows soared by 300 percent between industrial countries in the 1990s, while trade flows expanded by 63 percent. Increased capital flows are largely attributable to transactions in the equities and debt markets, altering the distribution of assets around the world. There should have been a burst of cash flowing into the foreign debt and equity markets after debt and equity market integration. The post-reforms period in India's investment landscape has been marked by a dramatic shift in the role played by Foreign Institutional Investments (FIIs), a subset of foreign capital flows. The unusual pandemic of the 2020s had repercussions across several industries, FIIs
included. As a result, the current research is an attempt to examine the shifts among FIIs in India.