Deutsche the latest manager to exit India's funds market
In spite of Indian assets' growth over the last two years, several things have been holding mutual funds back. One of the key obstacles is regulation.

Deutsche Bank is to sell its Indian asset management business to Pramerica Asset Managers for an undisclosed sum.
The business, with $3.2 billion of assets under management, is not considered core to Deutsche’s regional plans, despite the bank’s claims that the Indian business has been a success and it is fully committed to the country.
Meanwhile Pramerica Investment Management (PIM), ranked among the top 10 institutional money managers in the world, has forged a joint venture w…
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