SEBI’s proposed data sharing policy aims to decentralise data sharing by empowering Market Infrastructure Institutions to manage their own data frameworks. It introduces a ‘two-basket’ approach ...
Published On: 17/08/2023
Practice Area: Corporate & Commercial, Government & Regulatory
Authors:
Akhoury Winnie Shekhar
Anantha Krishnan Iyer
With the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of global markets in the post-pandemic world, global players are looking for new destinations to relocate their supply chains and manufacturing hubs. While each business has its own unique needs, India’s strategic geographical location, skilled labour force with technical abilities, large consumer base and flexible economic and regulatory regime present a favourable environment for doing business. In this article INDUSLAW's Winnie Shekhar, Anantha Krishnan Iyer, Aishwaria Ramanan , Raavi Mehta, Arnab Chakraborty and Gowri Krishna highlight certain key legal considerations a foreign entity, looking to shift its supply chain to India, must assess at the relevant checkpoints and stages of setting up a business in India.
