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TMT News Update India’s Print Media Policy
That the Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”) ceiling of 26% may be retained, but investments by Non-Resident Indians (“NRIs”) / Overseas...
News Update Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002 in Force From July 1, 2005
India is committed to fight all forms of economic crime which also includes money laundering. To deal with such economic crimes, a number...
News Update Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002 in Force from July 1, 2005
The UB group, which recently announced the merger of its spirit business into a single company, is in talks with a few offshore funds...
Higher Premium on FCCBS a Big Draw for Local Companies
India Inc’s foreign acquisition and capex plans have led to many corporates tapping the overseas market for funds, especially through...
Investment Instruments
Routing foreign direct investment (FDI) into India can be done through typically three instruments preferred by most investors.
QIPs VIS-À-VIS EURO ISSUES
Companies in India have the option to raise funds in domestic markets through Initial Public Offerings (“ IPO” ) and Further Public...
SEBI issues Guidelines for Capital Protection Orientation Scheme
SEBI has Vide Notification No. S.O. No.1254 (E) dated August 3, 2006 issued guidelines for Mutual Funds to issue a new scheme called...
Cross Border Mergers
There has been a sharp rise in the number and value of cross-border mergers among multinational businesses in recent years. Some of the...
Listing on the AIM Market
The London Stock Exchange’ s AIM market was formed in 1995 and is now said to be the world’ s leading market for smaller, growing...
Alternate Investment Market
Luxemburg, U.S. and Singapore are few of the most preferred listing destinations by Indian companies seeking offshore listing. Alternate...
Asset Reconstruction and Securitization under SARFAESI – In nutshell
The Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Securities Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI or Act) primarily...
Classification of NBFCs Under the RBI ACT, 1934
Originally, NBFCs registered with RBI were classified as: (i) Equipment Leasing Company; (ii) HirePurchase Company; (iii) Loan Company;...
Time for new real estate investment vehicles to hit markets
This note highlights a few key aspects/features of some new investment vehicles ready to occupy the real estate investment space in a...
Regulators Permit Securities Lending And Borrowing
In order to provide a mechanism for borrowing of securities to enable settlement of securities sold short, SEBI has also decided to put...
Buyback / Prepayment of Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs)
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) vide A. P. (DIR Series) Circular No 65 dated April 28, 2009 has now permitted Indian companies to buyback...
Liberalization of FDI in Print Media (Press Note 1 of 2009)
The Government of India has vide Press Note 1 of 2009 has allowed foreign investment in facsimile edition of foreign newspaper to 100%...
Limited Liability Partnership – A new corporate form in India
The Government of India has enacted the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 (the “ LLP Act” ) which has come into force with effect...
Classification of NBFCS Under the RBI ACT, 1934
Originally, NBFCs registered with RBI were classified as: (i) Equipment Leasing Company; (ii) HirePurchase Company; (iii) Loan Company;...
RBI allows take-out financing via ECB for infra, under the approval route
As per the existing norms, refinancing of domestic Rupee loans with ECB is not permitted. However, keeping in view the special funding...
Core Investment Companies
Ordinarily, in order to identify a particular company as a non-banking financial company (“ NBFC” ), Reserve Bank of India (“ RBI” )...
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