Catalysing the Next Wave of Growth in Indian Healthcare: Attracting the Next $10 Billion Investment

ACCESS TO capital has been one of the biggest roadblocks to the growth of the Indian healthcare sector.
Though public expenditure has historically been meager, the private sector has recently seen an upsurge in building healthcare infrastructure in the country, with active participation from private equity players and an increase in FDI. However, to usher in the next wave of growth in Indian healthcare, conventional modes of healthcare funding will need to be complemented by innovative modes of funding to improve healthcare investments.
At ISB Healthcare 4.0, Dr. Rana Mehta (PwC) poses some intriguing questions to Himanshu Nema (Warburg Pincus), Professor Prothit Sen (ISB), Visalakshi Chandramouli (Tata Capital Healthcare Fund), and Vishal Bali (Asia Healthcare Holdings) on how to attract the next $10 billion investment in various segments of Indian healthcare.
You can watch quick highlights from the discussion here [Link].
Here’s is link to the video of full session [Link]