In Part 2 of our interview with Wells Fargo’s Paul Christopher, we learn about the promise of not just India, but emerging markets as a whole. Pointing to infrastructure, e-commerce, a large consumer base, and government initiatives coming together to effectively distribute income subsidies throughout the country, Christopher discusses what steps must be taken to get India on a sustainable path to continuous integration and growth.
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