[Announcement on behalf of Gujarat National Law University (GNLU)]
The commercial dialogue among business entities is incomplete without financial communications. The role of law, specifically the financial market (laws and regulations), is significant to regulate the financial activities of the business entities in the financial market. Since 1991, with the liberalized economic policy (Indian Budget 1991-92), the country has seen the opening up of the financial sectors and SEBI got the power to regulate the capital market. In the 30 years of liberalisation, the financial sector’s activities are governed by multiple regulators. The current practice of business and commercial law shows the expansion of the boundaries of the financial market activities. The classic example is the establishment of the GIFT-IFSC and the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA). The IFSCA Act, 2019 has given a new dimension to the financial sector activities with the establishment of the IFSCA as a unified financial regulator conferred with the powers of SEBI, RBI, PFRDA, and IRDAI to regulate the financial services market in the International Financial Services Centre/s.
This course is designed to cover the legal and regulatory frameworks related to financial sector market and financial services market in the international financial services centres. The participants will have a thorough legal understanding about the practice and procedure related to financial markets and financial services within the boundaries of legal and regulatory framework.
For details:
Brochure : https://gnlu.ac.in/GNLU/IFSCA-GNLU-Certificate-Course-on-Financial-Market-Laws
Registration (Google Form) Link: https://forms.gle/RWYX163Y8cfBQWzr6
