Finance : The article explains the educational qualifications, experience requirements, and certifications mandated for Principal Officers o...
Income Tax : Form 148 introduces a compulsory quarterly filing requirement for IFSC units reporting all remittances to non-residents. The key t...
Corporate Law : The bill proposes extensive amendments across corporate laws, including LLPs, audits, and director regulations. It aims to improve...
Finance : The Union Budget 2026 extends tax deductions for IFSC units to 20 years and provides a concessional 15% tax rate post-holiday, str...
Income Tax : The proposed amendment doubles the deduction period for IFSC units. It offers long-term tax certainty to boost global competitiven...
Finance : The IFSCA clarified that retrocession and retention requirements apply to the entire gross reinsurance premium of IFSC Insurance O...
Finance : The authority observed that except life insurance, other insurance segments under IFSCA regulations align with the statutory defin...
Finance : IFSCA released a consultation paper proposing changes to premium-related regulations after the Insurance Act, 1938 was amended thr...
Finance : IFSCA approved draft Managing General Agents Regulations, 2026 to regulate registration and operations of MGAs in IFSCs. The frame...
Finance : The conference examined how regulatory flexibility and tax incentives are transforming GIFT-IFSC into a global treasury hub. It hi...
Finance : IFSCA clarified that IFSC Banking Units can avail voice broking services from registered TechFin and Ancillary Service Providers. ...
Finance : The International Financial Services Centres Authority clarified that existing ASPs and TechFin entities continuing operations und...
Finance : The updated IFSCA framework creates a detailed regulatory structure for ship leasing activities in IFSCs, including operating and ...
Finance : IFSCA consolidated the regulatory framework for Broker Dealers and Clearing Members in GIFT IFSC into a single Master Circular. Th...
Finance : IFSCA issued a circular explaining how Investment Advisers in the IFSC can provide implementation services for various financial p...
IFSCA has advised regulated entities in the IFSC dealing with retail consumers to publish Consumer Charters on their websites. The move aims to strengthen transparency, accountability, and consumer protection in financial services.
The IFSCA amended the Finance Company Regulations, 2021 to permit Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) to undertake leasing and financing activities. The amendment also prescribes minimum fund requirements and grants exemptions from certain regulations.
IFSCA amended its TechFin and Ancillary Services Regulations to create a separate regulatory framework for Trust and Company Services Providers in IFSCs. The amendment introduces registration, governance, compliance, and reporting requirements for TCSP entities.
The conference examined how regulatory flexibility and tax incentives are transforming GIFT-IFSC into a global treasury hub. It highlights IFSCA’s framework enabling efficient cross-border financial operations.
The circular addresses uncertainty in FLA reporting FAQs under FEMA. It directs institutions to pause action until regulatory clarity is achieved, ensuring compliance consistency.
The Authority introduced frameworks for preferential issues, QIPs, and rights issues to streamline capital raising. The move aims to enhance access to funding and strengthen capital markets within IFSC.
The issue was regulatory overlap after asset management services were restricted. The Authority removed a conflicting provision, ensuring compliance and clarity in ship leasing operations.
The issue was the lack of a unified process for rights issues in IFSCs. The Authority introduced a detailed framework mandating disclosures, timelines, and compliance standards.
The circular addresses how listed entities can raise capital through preferential issues and QIPs. It establishes eligibility conditions, disclosure requirements, and procedural safeguards for such issuances.
The issue highlights a new agreement between financial regulators of both countries. The key takeaway is that the MoU promotes collaboration, transparency, and stronger financial ecosystems.
