Macquarie, ANZ and Canva CEOs help power up Australia’s India push

The Australian Financial Review04-25

The secretariat of the forum is the Business Council of Australia, whose chief executive Bran Black will travel to India next week to finalise the draft recommendations.“We want to see more Australian...

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In August 2019, it agreed to invest up to $US1 billion with India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF), which is funding transport, energy and urban infrastructure.AdvertisementANZ Bank’s head of institutional banking, Mark Whelan – who was in India last week – said foreign direct investment into the country will increase, and business collaboration is key.“It reminds me of China 10 to 15 years ago,” he said. “There are some big, high quality diversified local companies in India looking for partners. The potential is huge. But we have seen false dawns in India over the years, so we need to be pragmatic. It gets down to setting up foundations and business actually engaging to push it along.”ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott is a member of the forum’s finance working group, which is chaired by Verena Lim, CEO of Macquarie in Asia, and also includes AustralianSuper chief Paul Schroder. With India seeking foreign capital to support its infrastructure boom, Australian investors are keen to reduce risks including from its underdeveloped legal system.ANZ’s Mark Whelan: “There are some big high quality diversified local companies in India looking for partners.” Oscar ColmanCBA CEO Matt Comyn is on the digital working group, chaired by Kim Krogh Andersen, group executive of product and technology at Telstra. It also includes Canva boss Melanie Perkins and Atlassian co-CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes.This group may recommend linking the countries’ fast payments systems, lifting Australian company access to Indian cybersecurity skills, and pushing Australian capability to help India address scams and fraud. India is also seeking to export digital identity services, while both countries are looking at how AI regulation might be harmonised.AdvertisementOther Australian bosses participating in forum include Eva Hanly, from Fortescue Energy; Kellie Parker, Rio Tinto’s Australian boss; Orica CEO Sanjeev Gandhi; BlueScope Steel CEO Mark Vassella; Toll Group managing director Alan Beacham; GrainCorp CEO Robert Spurway; and Incitec Pivot’s Scott Bowman. 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