The book addresses s Company's need to understand how to start a business in India, investments in and out of India as per FDI policy and its applicable requirements both from a legal and economic perspective, while covering additional areas such as taxation, liability and business opportunities.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is a subject of great importance to India. The present work by Ms Ramni Taneja presents for the first time an overall study of FDI in all its aspects. The author has presented a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the background, legality, advantages and disadvantages of FDI. Additionally, the book provides the judicial interpretation given to FDI policy in India and its impact on various laws including taxation.

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: FDI and Globalisation

Chapter 3: Background Regarding India

Chapter 4: Regulatory and Statutory Framework of FDI

Chapter 5: Consolidated FDI Policy of the Government of India

Chapter 6: Master Circular of Reserve Bank of India Regarding FDI: 1 July 2013

Chapter 7: Outward FDI: India’s Role Overseas

Chapter 8: Judicial Interpretation of the FDI Policy

Chapter 9: Protection of FDI and Foreign Investors

Chapter 10: Starting a Business in India through FDI

Chapter 11: Impact of Various Laws on FDI

Chapter 12: Taxation in India

Chapter 13: Dispute Resolution

Chapter 14: Globalisation, FDI and the Women of India: A Practitioners Perspective

Chapter 15: Business Liability and Opportunity in India from a Global Perspective

Chapter 16: Ethics and Investment in India

Chapter 17: The Impact of Sustainable Risk Management

Chapter 18: Corporate Governance Issues: India and the International Context

Chapter 19: Business Leadership, Diversity and Gender Globally

Chapter 20: Globalisation: Topical Financial Concerns and Trends Including Foreign Payments and Economic Crime

Chapter 21: Reputation Risk Management

Chapter 22: Conclusion and Post Scriptum: Multi-Brand Retail Trading