In a significant development, the SEBI has recently approved significant regulatory changes to the framework governing the issuance of listed debt securities and non-convertible redeemable preference ...
Foreign direct investments drive the growth of financial markets of a country. While interest rate regulations and other financial indicators are essential ingredients for increasing the volume of foreign direct investment in a country, the legal regulatory regime also provides an impetus to the inflow of foreign investments. Ambiguity in the legal regulatory framework can act as a deterrent in a country's ability to attract foreign investment. Therefore, certainty and predictability in law can work towards strengthening the stability of foreign investment inflows in a country.
