Hopes High for Investment Lawyers

India has jumped 14 places to rank 63rd out of 190 countries in the World Bank's Doing Business 2020 report on account of significant improvement in resolving insolvency and obtaining construction permits. This is a major development, considering the fact that the government has been focusing on targeting to take India among the top 50 in the ease of doing business ranking.

Explaining that the government was working on policies to promote inflows from domestic as well as foreign sources to achieve this vision, the PM stressed that the "policies are not designed to get some short-term benefit out of transient disruptions" being seen around the world. Instead, the government is focused on improving India's competitiveness through long-term reform measures such as steps towards improving the ease of doing business rankings, tax reforms with lowering of tax rates and simplifying procedures, labor sector reforms to encourage formalization and FDI-related reforms to further liberalize the investment climate, he added.

This is where experts such as law firms and legal professionals come into the picture. Whether a sensitive merger or acquisition, cross-border investments or the regulations enforced on them, such a firm should keep vigilant and wise, handling your affairs with their sharp eye for detail. They should be able to structure, negotiate and then document the financing seamlessly for you.

Their expertise should also be wide-ranged and should include merger and acquisition, joint venture, due diligence, incorporation and compliance, foreign investment, entry strategy, private equity, fund formation and registration, investment structuring, overseas investment, external commercial borrowing, capital market advisory, and regulatory litigations and appeals. For more details click the following links Corporate & Investment Law Firm in India, NRI Legal Services in India.