Management of global capital flows, volatility in exchange rate and financial sector reforms are expected to be discussed between India and United States as Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee embarks on a three-day visit to US this morning. Official sources said in New Delhi, that the finance minister is expected to hold meetings with several key American CEOs and officials, including Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithener during which he is expected to seek American investment in India's infrastructure sector. The government last week unveiled Infrastructure Debt Fund guidelines, which seek to attract long-term foreign investors in the sector. The two countries will also deliberate on macro economic issues including global rebalancing and G-20. The finance minister will deliver a keynote address at the conference on ‘US-India Economic and Financial Partnership’, organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry in collaboration with the Brookings Institute of the US. Mukherjee is leading a delegation that includes RBI Governor D Subbarao, Sebi chairman U K Sinha, Economic Affairs Secretary R Gopalan, Chief Economic Advisor Kaushik Basu and several businessmen. Mukherjee will also meet the US National Security Adviser Tom Donilon and hold policy discussions with key US economic policy makers including Federal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke.