Hi Dora, wondering what are your thoughts on investing in the India and the Indonesian market?

Compliances for a private limited company involve adhering to various statutory and legal obligations. These include conducting regular board meetings, maintaining proper financial records, and filing annual returns with the Registrar of Companies. The compliances for private limited companyhttps://treelife.in/compliance/compliances-for-... must ensure timely submission of income tax returns, GST filings, and comply with provisions under the Companies Act, 2013. Additionally, it is necessary to follow labor laws, conduct statutory audits, and uphold corporate governance standards to ensure legal compliance and operational transparency.

If you’re referring to equities, India is cyclical and rather expensive at this point in time, Indonesia has gone through a tough year therefore looking relatively cheaper. If referring to bonds, both definitely have very attractive yields relative to other global markets.

Going into single country funds may be high-risk, especially in the Emerging Markets, as these markets tend to be volatile and exposed to more macro factors than just the economic or company-based ones.

Perhaps moving into a broader-based portfolio like Asia or Emerging Markets portfolios would provide better diversification and better returns-to-risk profile. If managed well, these would typically capture the “good” cycles of each singular market and avoid the bad ones.