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“India's new Consent Management Systems framework isn't just another compliance requirement – it's rewiring how business gets done. Our analysis focuses on balancing market interpretation of techn...
Published On: 01/11/2015
Practice Area: Corporate & Commercial, Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Investment, Government & Regulatory
Authors:
Ran Chakrabarti
Ray Vikram Nath
Earlier this month, the government of India eased restrictions on foreign direct investment ("FDI") in India with a view to promoting the 'Make in India' and 'Startup India' initiatives. The reforms are wide ranging and aim to ease doing business, simplifying and rationalizing the process of FDI. The key highlight of the recent reforms is that more FDI proposals in more sectors will now be placed under the automatic route and not require the consent of the government. Of particular note is the liberalization in the Broadcasting, Construction, Defense and Single Brand Retailing sectors.
