The shoe shared many similarities to its predecessor, the Air Jordan 3. This was the second shoe that Tinker designed for MJ, and throughout the year, four color ways were released: “White/Cement,” “Black/Cement,” “Military Blue,” and “Fire Red.” The sneakers originally retailed for $110 USD and were designed by Tinker Hatfield. It debuted February 1989 during that year's NBA All-Star Game in Houston. The next few decades will be Asia's and I see India as a super power in forefront of that.The Air Jordan 4 (IV) is the fourth signature sneaker designed for Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan. "India is extremely well positioned,'' said Fraser. While the US may be staring at a recession, India with its more than 7% growth rate could well be the 'poster child.' Next six months are going to be quite telling." QT is the one that the world is keeping a close watch on. "What is happening in the market is a huge amount of volatility.
"Different countries are having different dynamics going on," said Fraser.
Fraser said while the US would remain strong and the Federal Reserve continues with Quantitative Tightening, Europe faces a slowdown. Global financial markets are facing strong headwinds as economic positioning of different economies warrant different actions from the central banks. How do we support the growth of Indian companies who need to tap global capital, and bring the capital to India," Fraser added. "Citi India is about how we connect the world with India, and India to the world. 'US to Stay Strong, Europe Faces Slowdown' India for Citi is something that has a huge impact on our firm's history," she said. "We have been in the country for 120 years. "The main piece for Citi wasn't retail,'' said Fraser. She has had to take some tough decisions such as selling off Asia retail assets, including the one in India, to boost return ratios and reduce the regulatory complications that have grown around Citi's operations, which in many countries span a century.Ĭiti is in the process of selling its consumer business toĪxis Bank, but Fraser says that the bank is raising its investments in India as it expands corporate banking as well as technology services that makes India its second biggest after the US in terms of employment. When CEOs of JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs were pushing staff to return to work as the pandemic ebbed, Fraser was liberal and let employees choose the style and place of work. It gives people a lot of confidence that India as a place to base centre of excellence.''įraser, 55, stands out among Wall Street bankers not just for being the first woman to head the ultra-competitive financial services industry, but also for her approach to work culture, and social issues. The government has done a remarkable job being very visionary. Having a backbone here is not something a lot of different countries have. "Whether it is the UPI, whether it is the digital architecture, whether it is some other frameworks, they are all in place. "India has become easier to do business (in)," said Fraser.