Chinese capital comes with a lot of expertise on business, and Indian startups will be missing this input the most following the clampdown on investments from China, a top executive of Japanese investment major SoftBank Group said on Wednesday.
Pegging the financial setback as a result of the Indian government's moves at $10-15 billion, Rajeev Misra, a board director of the group and chief executive of SoftBank Investment Advisers, said the capital can be replaced from others in a market flooded with liquidity.
India has banned over 200 Chinese apps and also put severe restrictions on Chinese investments into the country following