Small businesses are significantly more likely than their larger counterparts to neglect instituting basic anti-fraud controls that can save them from costly losses, as inferred by responses to our India Fraud Survey, Edition II.

Twice a year, India’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry consolidates and updates the country’s foreign direct investment ("FDI") policy framework.

With India’s economy showing real GDP growth of 8.7% annually since 2003, international investments into India have increased significantly. Even as market conditions have limited private equity transactions in the United States and, to a certain extent, Europe, private equity investment in India totaled more than $10 billion for all of 2007.

In order to facilitate the payment transaction on the electronic medium, mobile wallets have been designed. to serve as platform to carry cash in digital format.

FDI is not permitted in such inventory-based model of e-commerce.

Nina Jankovic of Aceris Law delivered a comprehensive virtual session exploring the strategic foundations of international construction arbitration, examining how contractual decisions, risk allocation, and project documentation shape dispute outcomes. The presentation connected FIDIC contract structures, claim triggers, and dispute resolution mechanisms with practical arbitration strategy for construction projects spanning multiple jurisdictions.

The decision of the Indian Government early last year to liberalise regulations governing foreign investment in India's construction and real estate market has been one of the most significant policy shifts to come out of New Delhi during the last ten years. This is no small feat given that during the decade there has been a succession of reform programmes across the Indian economy. So why are the construction reforms so important?

India is making her mark in the global economy. Towards this, there has also been a focused initiative towards ensuring India's recognition on the global stage as a quality conscious country.

With the advent of liberalization in the Indian economy, the growth of foreign market players has tremendously increased.

India’s Economic Odyssey 2026 is Ankura’s in‑depth analysis of India’s economic outlook, policy environment, and sectoral opportunities as the country enters its next phase of growth.

Suggestive as the title is, we ponder over the mentors that have guided us.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced traditional classrooms and in-person pedagogy to move to a virtual setting.

In a dynamic economic climate, sudden and unexpected change in the ownership and management of a business is a cause for concern for both internal and external stakeholders.

Regulation of "Digital Market" and "Digital Platforms" is an imperative and the need of the hour. The "Information Technology Rules" for regulating social media, draft Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules...

In a major move to modernize and improve industrial safety, the Government of India has introduced the Boilers Act, 2025, replacing the outdated Boilers Act, 1923.

As a result, there is a huge opportunity for Scottish businesses looking to expand into the booming economy, from low operational costs and tax-free zones to highly...

Duff & Phelps launches the fifth edition of its Industry Multiples India report for the quarter ended September 2018.

With Indian companies rapidly expanding their presence internationally, there has been an increased keenness in companies operating in high growth sectors to migrate their holding company structures from India to reputed offshore jurisdictions.

The Union Budget 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at Kartavya Bhawan, is a carefully structured document that reflects the government's vision of Viksit Bharat.

As one of the rapidly developing nations, India recognised the potential of a growing workforce as an opportunity to boost productivity.