Yes, a foreign supplier can establish an entity in India for import and distribution, subject to compliance with the …
1.1 Key Challenges
The primary areas of legislation applicable to the digital economy in India include data protection, consumer protection, and the …
In a move that was long overdue, the Government of India has published proposed new rules (the "Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025" or "DPDP Rules") which are…
The expression “data is the new oil” has never been truer than it is today. In the digital age, all consumer-facing businesses benefit significantly from data about consumers, and it has never been easier to collect, classify, and analyze such…
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are tools used for the growth of business and optimisation of resources. M&A transactions impact target-entity employees and the success of these transactions depends on establishing a fair …
1. Is there a single regulatory regime that governs software?
No, there is no single regulatory regime that governs software in India. Instead, there are various laws and regulations that apply to and protect different aspects of software …
1.1 In broad terms, which legislative and regulatory provisions govern the fintech space in your jurisdiction?
Several laws govern various aspects of the fintech industry in India, depending on the nature of the activities carried …
Franchising in the market
How widespread is franchising in your jurisdiction, In which sectors is franchising common, Are there any economic or regulatory issues in the market that are more or less hospitable to franchising or make it economically viable …
India has a range of active fintech businesses operating across areas such as lending (credit), payments (both peer-to-merchant (P2C) and peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers), investments and trading, personal finance and wealth, credit ratings, insurance, regulation, etc. With over 3,000 recognised fintech…The rules of the Bar Council of India prohibit law firms from soliciting work or advertising in any manner. By clicking on ‘I AGREE’, the user acknowledges that:
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