Understanding SPAC Formation and Timelines
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) have become a popular tool in global capital markets, particularly in the U.S., where they offer private companies an alternative route to go public. While India’s regulatory framework does not yet fully support domestic SPAC listings, the discussion around them is gaining momentum—especially with SEBI exploring possibilities and GIFT…
Read articleSPACs in Focus: Key Advantages and Disadvantages for Investors and Companies
In recent years, Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs) have become one of the most talked-about vehicles in global capital markets. Often called *“blank-check companies,”* SPACs raise capital through an IPO with the sole purpose of acquiring a private company. This allows the target firm to go public without undergoing the longer and more complex traditional…
Read articleUnderstanding SPACs: The “Blank Check” Route to Going Public
In recent years, Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs)—often called blank check or shell companies—have gained global attention as an alternative route for private companies to enter public markets. Unlike traditional initial public offerings (IPOs), SPACs provide a faster and relatively simpler pathway for businesses to raise capital and get listed. What is a SPAC? A…
Read articleRBI’s Views on Climate Risk and Sustainable Finance
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has emerged as one of the key drivers of sustainable finance in India. Recognizing that climate change is not just an environmental issue but also a systemic financial risk, RBI has been proactive in shaping policies, frameworks, and guidance to help the Indian financial system transition toward resilience and…
Read articleNational Efforts Towards Green and Sustainable Financing
Green and sustainable finance is no longer a niche—it has become a central pillar of modern economic strategies. With climate change, resource scarcity, and global sustainability commitments shaping policymaking, nations are reimagining their financial systems to channel capital toward environmentally responsible and socially inclusive projects. For banking professionals, investors, and policy enthusiasts, understanding how national…
Growth of Regulatory Framework for Green Finance in India
India’s regulatory framework for green finance has evolved rapidly, reflecting the country’s growing commitment to sustainable development and climate goals. This evolution is marked by a series of progressive policy measures, regulatory innovations, and institutional guidelines designed to strengthen transparency, credibility, and scale in green finance. Strengthening ESG Disclosure and Compliance The Securities and Exchange…
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