As Indian equities have come off the peaks from the start of the year, some emerging-market investors may be feeling a little cautious. Despite this pullback in stocks, Sukumar Rajah, Senior Managing Director and Director of Portfolio Management, Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity, thinks the current investment environment, coupled with some homegrown drivers, could spur on the Indian equity market to provide even more opportunities than before. READ MORE
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