HSBC's recent survey of 4152 Indians who live abroad, reveals a strong intention of NRIs increasing their investments in India. 80% of the respondents are making some sort of investments in India. However reverse repatriation of funds is also likely, given that 71 per cent of respondents intend to retire in their country of residence
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