Resource Centre on IFSCA

The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) is a unified regulator established to develop and regulate financial products, services, and institutions in India’s International Financial Services Centres, such as GIFT City. It issues its own set of regulations and guidelines to govern activities related to banking, capital markets, insurance, and fund management within the IFSC. These regulations aim to create a globally competitive financial ecosystem with simplified processes and international best practices. Read our article below to explore the key aspects and regulatory framework laid down by IFSCA.

Date of PublicationTitleAuthor
08 October 2024Green or Gimmick? IFSCA proposed principles for greenwashingPalak Jaiwani & Simrat Singh
30 August 2024IFSC Gateway to Global Access for Indian unlisted companiesPrapti Kanakia & Simrat Singh
25 January 2024LEAP to listing: India permits direct listing of shares overseas through IFSCVinita Nair & Prapti Kanakia
01 July, 2023Consultation paper on the proposed IFSCA (Payment Services) Regulations, 20XX: An AnalysisAnirudh Grover
29 November 2022Finance Companies / Units in International Financial Services Centre (IFSC)Anirudh Grover
25 November 2022Financial entities in IFSC: A primerParth Ved