Mr. Romal Shetty

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  A per-second pulse would mean they would save, " explained Romal Shetty, telecom analyst with consultancy firm KPMG.
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  "iPhone will increase its owners' bills by more than 25-30 per cent of what they used to pay earlier, especially if he uses all the functions that the phone offers in the country," said Romal Shetty, Executive Director of the research firm KPMG.
  
  He further pointed out that this latest gizmo, even otherwise, is too expensive, putting it out of the reach of most Indians.

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  Romal Shetty, Telecom Partner, KPMG, said regulatory hurdle could be a limit on foreign holding in South African companies.

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  Both Africa and India hold 33 per cent of the world's population and both these markets have around 40 per cent penetration allowing for a lot of opportunity,” said Romal Shetty, telecom analyst at consultancy firm KPMG.

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  Government's announcement would come to rescue mostly at the time of major investments,"says Romal Shetty of KPMG .

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  Romal Shetty, executive director, Risk Advisory Services, KPMG, explains that the low average cost of transaction (Rs 2) makes up for the small-ticket size."Besides, alternatives are expensive for the financially-excluded classes such as money orders for transfer or traditional money lenders for loans," he notes.

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  "One would have to wait and see to what extent these services are taken up," says Romal Shetty, executive director and head, telecom practice, KPMG.

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  Romal Shetty, executive director, KPMG Advisory, says: "This is a good revenue driver for the new telecom players who will take some time in rolling out their own services.

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  Romal Shetty, executive director with KPMG, says it will help that Vodafone would be addressing a far bigger market with populous states like Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Orissa in its footprint.

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  Romal Shetty, executive director for telecommunications at KPMG said, "If the international players target only metros they may take a stand alone approach in terms of entering India because the smaller players in the country who have been recently given 2G licences are yet to rollout their services."
  
  If international players explore this route, the revenues of the tower companies like Reliance Infratel, Indus Towers (Vodafone, Bharti Airtel and Idea) and Tata Telecom Infrastructure is expected to soar to new heighs.Shetty adds, "Tower companies can gain a major pie of the revenues by leasing out infrastructure to international players."

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