Discover the key differences between Banks and NBFCs, their roles in India’s financial system, and the opportunities they offer. Learn how these institutions complement each other in driving credit access, stability, and economic growth.
SEBI has eased Minimum Public Offer (MPO) and Minimum Public Shareholding (MPS) rules for very large issuers, allowing staggered dilution and extended timelines. Learn how the new scale-based framework boosts IPO flexibility, market stability, and ease of doing business in India.
Explore SEBI's 2025 regulatory updates under LODR and PIT Regulations. Get a chronological summary of key circulars on disclosures, shareholding patterns, insider trading, annual reports and related party transactions with actionable compliance steps for listed companies.
SEBI's circular dated July 2, 2025, opens a final six-month window (July 7, 2025–January 6, 2026) for shareholders to re-lodge transfer requests of physical shares lodged before April 1, 2019, but rejected or unprocessed.
Learn about Section 101 of the Companies Act, 2013 on AGM notice period and shorter notice consent. Read how non-compliance led to penalties on Stanley OEM Sofas Limited and the key compliance takeaways for companies and directors.
Indian NBFCs are increasingly tapping offshore syndicated loans, raising $3.67 bn in 2025, double last year’s total. Cheaper global rates, wider lender pools, and liability diversification drive the shift, though risks like currency exposure, refinancing and regulatory scrutiny remain.
Explore key highlights from the 56th GST Council Meeting, including GST rate rationalisation, post-sale discount amendments, provisional refunds, GST Appellate Tribunal (GSTAT) rollout, simplified registration for small businesses, and changes to place of supply provisions.
Discover the six major types of Employee Stock Benefit Plans- ESOP, ESOS, ESPS, RSU, SARS and Phantom Shares. Learn their features, benefits, taxation rules, and strategic relevance for startups, private companies, and listed corporations.
This article elaborates on these types of NBFC registrations and the purpose behind each category, highlighting why such nuanced categorization strengthens financial stability, protects consumers, and drives economic growth.
This article explains FDI and ODI in simple terms, highlights their differences, examines challenges, and provides practical guidance for Indian companies.