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RBI, FEMA & Cross-Border

Foreign money in, Indian money out — reported correctly

Exchange control is where a clean company most often turns out not to be. Foreign investment carries reporting deadlines measured in days, not months, and a late filing does not go away — it sits on the file until it is regularised. We handle the reporting as the transaction happens, and clean up what was missed.

What we handle

The scope of this practice area

Each line is work we do end to end, not a referral onward.

Foreign direct investment reporting

Entity master registration, reporting of share allotment to a non-resident, reporting of transfers between residents and non-residents, and downstream investment reporting for foreign-owned Indian companies.

Sectoral and route analysis

Whether the investment is on the automatic or approval route, the applicable sectoral cap, and the additional approval requirement where an investor is from a land-bordering country.

Valuation and pricing compliance

Coordination of the valuation report required to support issue and transfer pricing, and the pricing guidelines that constrain both.

Annual foreign assets and liabilities return

The annual return due from every company that has received foreign investment or made overseas investment — commonly missed, because nothing prompts it.

Overseas direct investment

Structuring the outbound investment, the financial commitment reporting, unique identification number, and the annual performance report on the overseas entity.

External commercial borrowings

Eligibility and end-use analysis, loan registration, and the periodic returns that follow for the life of the loan.

Compounding and regularisation

Where a contravention has already occurred, a compounding application to the Reserve Bank, or late submission fee where that route is available.

NBFC and banking compliance

Registration, the principal business criteria, prudential norms under the scale-based framework, and periodic supervisory returns.

Last reviewed: September 2026

How we work

Four steps, start to finish

01

Discovery

We map your entity and stage, and surface the gaps already open.

02

Scope & Fee

A written scope and fixed fee before work starts.

03

Execution

Filings and drafting handled end to end by a named advisor.

04

Ongoing Watch

A calendar so deadlines reach you, not the regulator.