By Jame DiBiasio

India is at the forefront of asset raising for investment opportunities, according to consultancy Preqin.

This year some $18 billion is being raised globally for investments into infrastructure funds aimed primarily at Asia, with India receiving the lion's share, according to data compiled by Preqin, a London-based consultancy that focuses on non-listed investments.

How much of that money will actually be raised, let alone deployed, remains to be seen, but Tim Friedman, head of publishing at Preqin, says global fund managers are likely to close $3-5 billion in 2008.

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