RBI’s New Framework for Bank-Financed Acquisitions in India

The RBI’s new acquisition finance framework opens a significant new route for funding acquisitions in India. But the 75% financing ceiling is only part of the story. Borrower and target eligibility, leverage, valuation, security and lender exposure will all influence whether a transaction is bankable. This article examines what the new framework means for investors, businesses and advisers structuring M&A transactions in India.

FEMA Third Amendment Rules, 2026: Three Changes Foreign Investors Must Know

The FEMA (Non-Debt Instruments) (Third Amendment) Rules, 2026 broaden access to the listed-equity route for individuals resident outside India, set compliance consequences for breaches of the applicable investment caps, and strengthen prior-approval scrutiny where beneficial ownership connects an investment to a country sharing a land border with India.

India’s IBC (Amendment) Act 2026 — What Foreign Counsel Should Know

India’s IBC (Amendment) Act, 2026 changes the way foreign creditors should assess Indian counterparty risk. From cross-border insolvency and group insolvency to CIIRP, mandatory admission timelines and guarantee enforcement, the Amendment reshapes recovery strategy for India-linked transactions.

Advantages of Foreign Investment and Business Setup in India

India continues to present strong opportunities for foreign investors looking to establish or expand their presence. This article outlines the key advantages of setting up in India, from flexible business structures and liberal FDI norms to ease of doing business reforms, digital processes, and a regulatory environment that supports long-term growth.

Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025: Privacy, Competition & Corporate Compliance

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules, 2025 mark a clear shift towards enforceable privacy governance, with the Data Protection Board now operational. This edition explains what the framework means for foreign businesses handling personal data linked to individuals in India, where privacy risk starts to overlap with competition law, and how DPDP compares with the EU GDPR. You will also find a practical readiness checklist, key takeaways, and a phased compliance timeline running through May 2027. Read the full newsletter for the details.