Overview

The Last decade witnessed India’s emergence as a significant player in the world economy.  The removal / relaxation of Foreign Exchange restrictions in the Capital Account have led to an unprecedented flow of investments into India and equally Indian Industry made huge investments abroad.  The Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA),  is the gateway legislation for all Inbound and Outbound investments,
The new consolidated FDI Policy issued by the Government of India on 30 th  September, 2011 and effective from 1 st October 2011 (2011 FDI Policy) has introduced some major changes to attract more FDI equity inflows into India.
Indian overseas investment policies have been progressively liberalized and simplified to meet the changing needs of a growing economy. The policy, which evolved as one of the strategies for export promotion and for strengthening economic linkages with other countries, has expanded significantly in scope and size, especially after the introduction of Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.
This workshop  is focussed to help the participants understand the following practical issues which are very important for every company, Finance  professionals, Compliance Officers  and bankers:

(a) Consolidated Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy – Latest Changes
(b) Foreign Direct Investment – Regulatory Issues
(c) Transfer of Shares by Resident to Non Resident and Vice-versa
(d) Outbound Investment Policy – Latest Changes

This program is designed incorporating all the changes in the law upto October, 2011

Objectives:
* To understand the latest changes in the law
* To analyse and interpret the latest changes
* To understand the latest changes in the Foreign Direct Investment Policy.
* To examine and discuss Outbound Investment Regulations

Benefits:
* Aid in planning for foreign Inbound Investments
* Help in making strategic decisions for Outbound Investment
* Assist in taking precautionary steps while dealing in foreign exchange
* Assist in planning for non-resident investors servicing
* Help in negotiating Joint Ventures with foreign companies
* Assist in setting up comprehensive policy to meticulously follow the law


Who should attend:

Finance Managers, Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, Cost Accountants, Finance Consultants, Bankers & Foreign Exchange Dealers.