Workshop is based on understanding the technicalities and practicalities for FEMA compliances.
Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) was introduced in India in 1999 to facilitate external trade and payments. All transactions involving foreign exchange fall under the purview of the FEMA read with the FDI policy.
The Act relaxed foreign exchange restrictions resulting in a significant flow of investments into India making it one of the most flourishing FDI destinations in the world. FEMA also encouraged Indian businesses to go for aggressive overseas investment. With these growing inbound and outbound investments, it becomes critical for the forward-looking and expanding businesses to understand the magnitude and complexity of the FEMA regulation before they get into any transactions involving foreign exchange.
Who Should Attend
CFOs and Finance Controllers
Finance and Accounts Executives
Legal Heads / Corporate Counsels / In-house Counsels
Managers & Executives from Legal Department
Company Secretaries
Chartered Accountants
Private Equity & Venture Capitalists
Commercial and Investment Bankers
Law Firms & Business Consultants