The updated FEMA Rules came into effect from Thursday midnight
This is also expected to reduce the inflow of investments in new companies as well as the merger and acquisition scenario in the country
Govt right to crack down on strategic investments from China
India has done well to follow in the footsteps of Germany, France and Australia among others by introducing provisions to safeguard its businesses
New Delhi effectively closed on Saturday the "automatic route" of investing for Chinese firms and individuals.
India's move was attributed to the rising possibility of "opportunistic takeovers" of its companies by those in neighbouring nations, as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the economy
Investment hubs to see greater scrutiny for identification of end-beneficiaries
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
Since the FDI notification was meant to restrict, than expand, the ambit of foreign investment, it was initially opposed by the finance ministry
It recommended the commerce department to take concerted efforts to increase the share of manufacturing sector in FDI inflows.
In 2018-19, FDI in the sector was aggregated at $2.18 million, according to the data
As many as 43 sections of Companies Act will be decriminalised through Cabinet approval
Till now, FDI up to 49% was allowed in insurance intermediaries through the automatic route
Despite losing Essar Steel in insolvency proceedings, cash flows remain strong, with Rs 1,00,000 crore of revenues from existing businesses
Infra investments drive growth; PE/VC account for 64% of FDI inflows
The CCI had ordered an investigation against e-commerce companies including Amazon and Flipkart
Goyal said obviously if the company makes a loss of Rs 6,000 crore, they have to bring in money to pay for that loss
The members were taking part in a debate on the Foreign Investment in Financial Services, Critical Infrastructure and Technology Affecting National Security (Regulation) Bill, moved by Narendra Jadhav
India's corporate tax structure is now globally competitive! Rates of 25 and 15 per cent are completely acceptable to international investors
FM has allocated Rs 99,300 cr for education sector in FY21 and Rs 3,000 cr for skill development