INDUSLAW | RBI INTRODUCES A SINGLE MASTER FORM TO REPORT ALL FOREIGN INVESTMENT RECEIVED BY INDIAN ENTITIES

Published On: 19/06/2018

Practice Area: Corporate & Commercial, Government & Regulatory, Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Investment

Authors:

Anantha Krishnan Iyer

Pavani Nath

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RBI INTRODUCES A SINGLE MASTER FORM TO REPORT ALL FOREIGN INVESTMENT RECEIVED BY INDIAN ENTITIES