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Infosys: A Solid Company At An Attractive Discount If One Can Hedge for Rupee Depreciation

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A lawyer by training, a regulator by temperament, and an investor for the fun of it. I have been an options trader for 12 years now, since I was an engineering undergrad. My trading drew my towards law – I was particularly fascinated by hard assets such as land and commodities, and the role regulations play in shaping such assets. I briefly worked as a transaction lawyer with a law firm in Mumbai, where I advised on investments by PE funds (Prosus, Gladebrook) and SWFs (mainly Singapore). I am now in the middle of a move to academia, with some time on my hands to explore and write on the markets. I am fascinated by the intersection of law, economics and the markets. I actively look for convexity and asymmetric bets, and regulatory alpha. My sectoral interests are in metals, power, infrastructure and real estate. My main research interest is macro-economic policy and its effect on financial flows.

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