BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta argues that India’s revised public-private partnership framework could restore investor confidence in highways by rebalancing risk, improving execution and prioritizing quality. If sustained, the reforms could unlock long-term capital and deliver safer, higher-performing infrastructure outcomes at scale.
(June 15, 2026)
Ray and Jim speak with Dr. Nguyễn Khắc Giang on Vietnam’s strategic hedging between the United States and China, examining economic pressures, defense diversification, domestic political shifts under President and…
BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta argues that India’s industrial future depends less on picking headline sectors and more on building foundational capabilities. Strengthening skills, supply chains, logistics and institutions will determine whether manufacturing growth is sustained and globally competitive.
(June 12, 2026)
BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta argues that assumptions of inevitability and uniqueness risk slowing India’s growth by fostering policy complacency. As global capital prioritizes competitive, predictable markets, sustained reform and execution will be critical for India to remain an attractive destination for investment.
(June 12, 2026)
BGA Senior Adviser Dr. Thitinan Pongsudhirak argues ASEAN faces mounting geopolitical and geoeconomic pressures, requiring greater self-reliance while deepening ties with Japan. He emphasizes ASEAN’s central role as a regional broker but warns resilience will depend on stronger cooperation in energy, supply chains and institutional capacity.
(June 12, 2026)