Physical to Demat: A move from opacity to transparency
/0 Comments/in Amendments to the Companies Act 2013, Companies Act 2013, Corporate Laws, MCA /by Vinod Kothari Consultants
Key changes in the UK Corporate Governance Code
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsInsight on UK Corporate Governance Code- The applicability in Indian Scenario
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsRecommendations of MCA’s Committee Report on Decriminalisation
/0 Comments/in Corporate Laws /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsDirector’s liability fines and penalties
/0 Comments/in Amendments to the Companies Act 2013, Companies Act 2013, Corporate Laws /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsForeign Entities getting into Payment Systems in India
/2 Comments/in FEMA, Financial Services /by Vinod Kothari ConsultantsBy Vinita Nair, Vishes Kothari, Rajeev Jhawar & Simran Jalan
India is one of the most exciting markets for fintech startups. Several overseas entities, having already established businesses overseas, want to set up mobile wallets or payments systems in India. This makes them run into two laws, first by virtue of being an overseas entity desirous of moving funds in some form or the other into India, and second because it is entering the payment and settlement systems space. These bring complexities of foreign direct investment covered by Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999, and nuances of skeletal, regulation-based law under Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007. This article intends to provide an easy-to-comprehend guide to the applicable regulations for overseas entities getting into payment systems in India. Read more →
