A survey shows that the Indian saver is focussed on eliminating losses, thus ensuring that the chances of gains are limited too
Recently, I had the chance to see the outcomes of a survey of investors conducted on behalf of DSP BlackRock mutual fund. This was a global survey of investors including India, conducted in 2014. The survey covered a broad range of attitudes, beliefs and facts about how people save and how they invest their savings.
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