FEMA

ECB are the instruments where the Indian borrowers obtain loans from foreign sources. ECB’s include Bank Loans, Buyer’s Credit, Supplier’s credit, se...

India has been a hotspot for foreign companies in India. With the fast-growing economy and increasing globalization, there has been an increase in the fore...

The Indian Pharmaceutical industry of India has been ranked as one of the fair sectors in the world. It is considered the largest supplier of generic...

Foreign Direct Investment means an investment which has been by a foreign company or individual into the business of another country. FDI comes into the pi...

FERA stands for the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973, by the Indira Gandhi’s government; it came into effect from 1st January 1973. The FERA is an a...

Any investment which comes into India is known as Inbound Investment, and Outbound Investment is an investment which goes outside India.  Compliance h...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) brought out a major notification which relates to Foreign Exchange Management (Margins for Derivative Contracts).  Thi...

The insurance sector is highly regulated. Even before independence, there were many corporations regulating insurance in India. After Independence, nationa...

The New York Convention for enforcement of arbitral awards is an international convention, which is a successful milestone across the world. Member States...

Foreign companies have started their business in India since 1990. Before this year, there were stringent laws and restrictive practices which did not allo...

Determining the period in which an individual stays outside India is crucial for compliance under the respective Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEM...

Prior to economic reforms and liberalisation in India, foreign companies were not allowed to set up their business in India. Only after liberasation a gree...