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The Reserve Bank of India issued Master Directions on 15th July 2024, mandating all NBFCs to enhance their risk management frameworks and governance practices. Key requirements include forming audit and risk management committees, adhering to strict asset classification norms, timely provisioning for NPAs, and implementing robust grievance redressal systems. Additionally, NBFCs must strengthen internal controls,...
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We were published in IFLR writing an article on ‘Indian exchanges need to create path for foreign IPOs’. Since the mid-1990s, Indian companies have listed American depository receipts (ADRs) and global depository receipts (GDRs) in London, Luxembourg and New York but now, the trend has started to change with global companies listing on Indian stock...
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Introduction India’s semiconductor industry is on the cusp of significant growth, driven by government initiatives aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing. The government’s push for self-reliance in semiconductor production aligns with the global trend of securing supply chains and fostering technological sovereignty. However, balancing this growth with the protection of intellectual property (IP) rights, particularly those...
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Introduction The global chip shortage, driven by an unprecedented surge in demand and supply chain disruptions, has significantly impacted various industries, including automotive, consumer electronics, and telecommunications. India’s telecom sector, which relies heavily on semiconductors for network infrastructure, devices, and services, has been particularly affected. This article explores the legal implications of the chip shortage...
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Introduction The semiconductor industry is at the heart of technological advancement, driving innovation in numerous sectors, from consumer electronics to aerospace. Intellectual Property (IP) protection is critical in this high-stakes environment, ensuring that companies can safeguard their innovations and maintain a competitive edge. In India, the semiconductor industry is poised for growth, but it faces...
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The rapid advancement in semiconductor technology and the growing complexity of chip design have led to a surge in disputes related to design and licensing agreements. The Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), traditionally handling disputes in the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors, now faces the potential challenge of addressing these intricate and highly technical...
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Data localization—the requirement to store and process data within a country’s borders—has become a significant concern for businesses globally, particularly with the rise of data protection regulations. For startups in India, the lack of clarity surrounding data localization requirements under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) poses numerous challenges. Without final regulations, startups are...
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Cost-Effective Compliance Solutions: Navigating the DPDPA for Startups The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) is a pivotal regulation designed to enhance the protection of personal data. For startups, ensuring compliance with the DPDPA is not just a legal obligation but a necessity to build trust and protect their business reputation. However, the Act does...
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In today’s rapidly evolving digital ecosystem, startups are constantly innovating and enhancing their products and services. With these advancements come new data collection practices, necessitating compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA). One of the critical aspects of this compliance is obtaining ongoing user consent, especially as data collection practices change. However, startups...
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The Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) sets forth stringent requirements for how organizations, including startups, must handle and disclose their data processing practices. One of the key aspects of compliance is the privacy policy, which must clearly communicate these practices to users. However, the level of detail required in these disclosures remains somewhat ambiguous,...
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