Karma Capital

Sheth’s big bet on pharma is solid growth in the domestic market leading to market share expansion for key players, and that on media is about consumers increasingly becoming open to pay for quality content. He sees ports as critical for driving manufacturing efficiency.

India's tax laws an impediment to foreign inflows: Karma Capital

Claiming that "India had lost face" globally due its taxation policy, Nandita Parker, Managing Partner of Karma Capital, attacked the amendment of the Mauritius agreement, saying it was an impediment to foreign investment.

Need to recalibrate earnings expectations: Karma Cap

Nandita Parker of Karma Capital says despite the needful in terms of government spending and higher interest rates, investors are confused about the stimulus measures in both fiscal and monetary policies.

Buy stocks; OROP, 7th Pay Comm to help push demand: Karma

Nandita Parker of Karma Capital says once the US Federal Reserve meeting is out of the way, a lot of the uncertainty in the market will abate. She also says that India is a big beneficiary of everything that has gone wrong with China and the fall in energy prices.

Nandita Parker positive on banking sector

Nandita Parker, Managing Partner at Karma Capital is positive on the banking sector.

India's 7-9% GDP growth attracts investors: Karma Cap

Nandita Parker, Managing Partner, Karma Capital, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Udayan Mukherjee and Mitali Mukherjee, spoke about her reading of the market and her outlook.

India is an attractive investment opportunity: Karma Cap

In an interview on CNBC-TV18, Nandita Parker, Managing Partner of Karma Capital said that India is still an attractive investment opportunity and investors are looking to buy dips in India. “Indian market has shrugged off euro issues,” said Parker.