The RBI’s notification may look harsh, but it perfectly curbs the issue of evergreening.

The new PA-CB regulations overhaul cross-border payments, centralizing and regulating them.

What seems to be most optimal for LSPs is to form partnerships with entities that are less likely to exploit and more inclined to cooperate.

Per the author, the e-KYC aggregator does not seem to fulfil a distinct need.

The new policy gives the idea of maximizing the possible recovery from a person termed as wilful defaulter or fraud with minimum expense.

The successful implementation of NFIR policy is fundamental since it has potential to improve India’s credit landscape.

RBI should work towards creating a competitive landscape that empowers customers to make informed choices regarding card network providers.

This article first describes what an FLDG arrangement is and then analyzes the guidelines on the same.

Although there are a few uncertainties here and there, the fintech companies have welcomed the guidelines with full vigor.

Authors examine flip structures and explore the reasons behind their increasing popularity against the backdrop of the new OI regime.

Received as part of IRCCL Blog Writing Competition 2022-23, the article discusses the new overseas investment regime.

This article assesses the measures taken by the Indian government to promote green financing.

The onus of assigning a ‘fit and proper’ status being on the concerned banking company, would act as a hostile takeover defence.

Authors explore the regulatory framework for BNPL and analyse plausible reasons for imposing a ban on loading of PPIs through credit lines.

The article examines the revamped overseas investment framework.

The lack of conducive regulatory conditions for LBOs have resulted in minority investment based private equity model in India.

There is need to create trust in the lending sector to normalise undertaking credit, author notes.

The post analyzes RBI’s master direction on PPIs while scrutinizing the ever-expanding partnership model between NBFCs and fintech companies

Authors aim to analyse the 4 main changes under the Scale-Based Regulations that would be applicable to NBFCs.

The authors examine the regulatory gaps that have purportedly allowed lending apps to take up exploitative practices.

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