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The dynamics between SSFs and ARCs underscore a shifting paradigm in distressed asset investments. SSFs offer innovative solutions and operational freedom, potentially leading to enhanced returns and quicker asset resolutions. In contrast, the established

Explore the transformative IFSCA Fintech Incentive Scheme aimed at propelling Indian and international Fintech entities to global prominence. Discover how the scheme fosters innovation, supports market expansion, and enhances the global footprint of India

A comprehensive guide for starting a fintech startup in India, including market insights, legal compliances, business models, and funding. Understand the growth of digital payments, lending, and the evolving fintech landscape for entrepreneurs.

RBI's tightening of rules on P2P lending platforms in India, addressing compliance, mitigating risks, and ensuring a balanced fintech ecosystem. Understand the impact of regulatory actions on peer-to-peer lending and the market's growth potential

Dive deep into the essentials of Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in India, exploring their structure, legal forms, taxation, and the impact of regulatory compliance. Understand the future trends, types of AIFs, and the role of digital transformation i

Role of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) in e-waste management in India. Understand EPR credits, benefits, and strategic approaches for businesses to comply with CPCB guidelines and enhance sustainable waste management practices.

Revolution in India's bond market through Online Bond Platform Providers (OBPPs), ensuring transparency, accessibility, and SEBI's regulatory adherence for empowered investor decisions.

Explore the complexities of AIF taxation in India, including insights on Category I, II, and III AIFs, their tax benefits, investment strategies, and legal structures. Understand the impact of pass-through taxation and how it affects investors and alterna

Credit cooperative societies, often referred to as cooperatives or co-ops, are member-owned financial institutions established to provide a range of financial services to their members.

In India, non-profit organizations are commonly known as Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) or Section 8 Companies (under the Companies Act).

In corporate governance, two fundamental doctrines, constructive notice and indoor management, play pivotal roles in safeguarding the interests of companies and third parties alike.

The various Moneylenders Acts define moneylenders and set rules for their business practices. The goal is to ensure fair practices, protect borrowers, and maintain stability in the financial system.