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By Michael Backman

This ebook, through best analysts, focuses upon the most hindrances dealing with businesses working in post-crisis Asia. It identifies the transformation of the aggressive panorama and offers a sequence of techniques for company good fortune in Asia. The booklet is well timed and crucial examining for managers and company execs.

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Understanding Asia’s Overseas Indians The Indian Century has Arrived Asia’s Overseas Indians The Ismaili Khojas and the Gujarati Hindus Overseas The Sindhis The Jains Overseas The Parsis The Sikhs The Tamils Overseas Indians in the West Networked Investment Indian Chambers of Commerce in Asia The Indian Century has Arrived Globalisation, the proliferation of English as the world language of business, the rise of the service sector and the importance of technology – all things that favour Indians and overseas Indians – mean that the importance of the overseas Indians is changing relative to that of the overseas Chinese.

Based in Antwerp, it was founded in 1956 by Kirtilal Manilal Mehta, an Indian-born Jain. He claimed to have helped 1,800 other Jains set up their own diamond businesses in Antwerp. Gembel now has a network of offices in Belgium, New York, Israel and Mumbai and each is managed by a Mehta family member. B. Vijaykumar & Co is another Jain-owned diamond firm. It is India’s largest importer of rough diamonds and was founded by the Jain businessman Vijay Shah. The company has cutting and polishing factories in Bangkok, Antwerp, Tel Aviv, Mumbai, Surat and Palanpur, collectively employing 22,000 people.

Some Asian business families do anything to avoid bankruptcy or shedding companies when they should. They do this to avoid the loss of prestige and ‘face’ in the local business community, but also to uphold the honour of the family’s ancestors. Many Asian business families would see it as unfilial to sell or liquidate a company that a grandfather or greatgrandfather had founded. It is another important motivator in corporate Asia that is at odds with the interests of outsiders. K. Lim, as he is better known) around 1999 demonstrated what can happen to a group when a single shareholder arranges it not for transparency or profits but simply to exert control.

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