Webinar on FEMA Regulations, FDI Policy -31st May 2025
Workshop on FEMA Regulations, FDI Policy, and New ODI Regulations -31st May
About the programme
Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) was introduced in India in 1999 to facilitate external trade and payments. All transactions involving foreign exchange fall under the purview of the FEMA read with the FDI policy. The Act relaxed foreign exchange restrictions resulting in significant flow of investments into India making it one of the most flourishing FDI destinations in the world. FEMA also encouraged Indian businesses to go for aggressive overseas investment. With these growing inbound and outbound investments, it becomes critical for the forward looking and expanding businesses to understand the magnitude and complexity of the FEMA regulation before they get into any transactions involving foreign exchange.
This daylong intensive workshop is focused on helping the participants understand the technicalities and practicalities for FEMA compliance, along with recent updates and significant changes in the FDI policy.
What you will learn
- Get complete understanding of the regulation of Foreign Exchange Transactions
- Understand Inbound and Outbound investment strategy – recent changes
- Learn procedures and hiccups in raising International Finance
- Learn the important aspects of external commercial borrowings
- Understand the effect of latest changes brought in by government in FDI Policy
Agenda
Session 1: Overview of FEMA Regulation and FDI Policy FEMA regulation
- FEMA Structure
- Recent Amendments & Developments
- Types of Transaction – Current and capital account transactions
- Automatic and approval route
- Regulatory setup – DIPP, FIPB, RBI etc.
FDI Policy of India
- FDI policy ,FDI in LLP
- FDI in Partnership Firm/Sole Proprietary
- FDI in Pvt. Ltd.
- FDI in small scale industry
- Entry routes and eligible entities
- Sectoral analysis – Restricted, Prohibited & Permitted
- Eligible Instruments for Investment and pricing
- Reporting and Remittance
- Enforceability of Share Transfer Restrictions
- Indirect Foreign Investments
- Downstream Investments ,Transfer of Shares ,Round Tripping
- Proposed FDI relaxation in insurance and food processing in the Finance Bill 2016
Session 2: Investment Policies
- Investment in Liaison Office/Branch office/Company /Joint ventures/LLPs
- FII and FVCI including AIF , Funding of subsidiaries
- Key points to be considered while making Downstream Investment
- Merger / acquisition – Developments
- Regulations, Reporting, Compliance and compounding procedures
- Do and do not’s of investor and investee companies
- Documents to file and permission from RBI
Session 3: Outbound Investment Policy & New ODI Regulations
- Overseas direct Investment by Corporate/Partnership firms
- General prohibitions on investment
- Compliances and procedures
- Manner, mode and funding of investment
- Conditions on issue of guarantees
- Routes for ODI by Indian Parties
- Liberalised remittance scheme
- Practical problems on the ODI Regulations
Session 4: International Finance: ECBs
- External commercial borrowings
- Drafting of ECB agreements (points to be considered)
- Security and Guarantees
- Trade credits ,Structured Obligations
- Reporting requirements
REGISTRATION DETAILS
For more queries and group registration speak to
- +91 7251978866
- info@assolutions.tech
Speakers
Rohit Kashyab
Associate Director
Grant Thornton Bharat
Mrs. Rabiya Roopawalla
Associate Director at Walker Chandiok & Co LLP - Grant Thornton
