The RBI Account Aggregator framework mandates a ₹2 Cr NOF and digital-first compliance. Understand the AA licensing process, post-registration audits, and security requirements.
You’re running a mid-sized infrastructure company in India, and you’ve been watching your borrowing costs creep higher while domestic banks tighten their purse strings. Your expansion plans are stalling, not because of lack of demand, but because of expensive capital.
Summary of SEBI’s SDD framework under PIT Regulations. Learn requirements for tracking UPSI, including immutability, audit trails, preservation rules, and compliance certification.
The IFSCA’s TFMS allows global fund managers to operate in GIFT City under an existing Fund Management Entity (FME) license, reducing setup costs and boosting fund choices, governed by IFSCA (FME) Regulations, 2025.
New Income Tax Act, effective April 2026, simplifies law by reducing sections and introducing Tax Year. It features higher tax rebates, eliminates notional rent tax on two houses, and clarifies VDA taxation at a flat 30%.
SMEs are increasingly using the IPO route to raise capital, avoiding the loss of control and high dilution of private equity. This shift improves valuation, liquidity, and transparency.
Banks and NBFCs differ primarily in regulation and deposits. Banks accept demand deposits and issue cheques; NBFCs offer specialized credit to underserved segments.
SEBI amends rules for large issuers, allowing lower minimum public offers and extended timelines to meet public shareholding norms.
SEBI has introduced major regulatory changes in 2025 affecting listed companies. The amendments cover disclosure norms, shareholding patterns, insider trading, and related party transactions.
Indian NBFCs are increasingly raising funds via offshore syndicated loans. This shift is driven by lower global rates, but introduces currency and refinancing risks.
