Not sure how much of this confidence would fructify into real investments. But prima facie at least, E&Y's latest survey on corporate confidence for international investments is worth a thumbs-up. The survey covered 1,600 senior executives from large companies across 70 countries. As per E&Y, India features top on the list of possible destinations for investments by companies the world over. India is followed by Brazil, China, Canada, US and South Africa in the pecking order. The depreciation in the currency and the government's facilitative policy towards FDI has primarily upped investor interest. Also the fact that many Indian corporates are looking to divest stakes in non-core businesses offers opportunities. Now to what extent will this bring in investments into the country is anybody's guess. But at least the government should be careful this time. It cannot afford to once again mire the investments in bureaucratic mess.