FEMA

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...

An NRI is referred to as a Non-Resident Indian who has stayed outside India for a specific period. The Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India am...

Regulation 16 of FEMA 20R has been provided by the Reserve Bank of India wide circular Notification No. FEMA 20(R)/ 2017-RB relates to Transfer or Issue of...

Foreign Companies have established their presence in India since 1990. Due to restrictive trade practices followed in the past, India had limited foreign r...

Compounding of offences is where an individual agrees to not report an offence or convict the offender in the future. Compounding of offences is done for e...

Overview of rights issue under FEMA Companies listed in stock exchanges are allowed to offer securities to the public. Before providing any security to the...

To critically analyze the above, it is essential to know the regulatory requirements for FDI, market trends, and government factors. Every individual is he...

A resident Indian is allowed to maintain foreign exchange outside India. An individual must maintain foreign funds in a bank account. For this purpose, an...