The RBI has reportedly issued a directive requiring observers on the boards of NBFCs to be appointed as directors. This significant shift will affect how investors engage with the management of their ...
Published On: 14/02/2025
Practice Area: Corporate & Commercial, Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources, Projects & Project Finance, Renewable Energy, Mergers & Acquisitions, Government & Regulatory
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India has emerged as a global leader in technology and innovation, with over 1,500 Global Capability Centres (GCCs) driving strategic initiatives across industries. GCCs are driving growth across industries, reinforcing India’s position as a preferred destination for multinational corporations to expand their global operations while enhancing operational efficiencies. As more companies look to India for their GCC operations, understanding and navigating key legal, regulatory, and tax considerations when setting up and operating these centres is crucial.
In this article INDUSLAW’s Saurav Kumar, Lokesh Shah, Shashi Mathews, Swathi Sreenath, Rajitha Nair, Suyash Bajpai, Aarya Jha and Kaustubh Garg aims to explore the evolving legal landscape surrounding GCCs in India and the critical factors businesses should consider to maximize their success in this dynamic market.”
