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India’s potential as a leading hub for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) is being bolstered by state incentives and a proposed national framework. Despite these efforts, tax and regulatory challenges persist, highlighting the need for comprehensive reforms to facilitate growth and innovation.
The article was authored by Sidharrth Shankar; Partner, published in The Fortune India.
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Sidharrth (Sid) is a seasoned corporate lawyer and also the co-chair of the corporate practice with a core focus on private equity and mergers & acquisitions. Sid has substantial experience advising global private equity funds, multinational corporations and strategic investors on complex cross-border transactions across a broad spectrum of industries over the last two and a half decades, with over two decades in JSA itself.