Table of contents • Introduction • Digital Currency in India: Historical Analysis • Digital Currency in India: Comparative Analysis • Adoption of Digital Currency in India • Security Concerns • Impact on the Indian Economy • Conclusion Introduction Are we ready to talk about digital currency? Buckle up because we are about to take a ride. Digital currency can be defined as a form of currency that is available only in digital or electronic form. In India, the concept of digital currency is not new, but it is still in the development phase. Now, let's compare it with another nation! Digital Currency in India: Historical Analysis Digital currency in India is a relatively new concept. In 2008, Bitcoin was introduced and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued its first advisory on digital currency in 2013. The adoption of digital currency in India has been slow due to a lack of awareness, infrastructure, and regulations. The government of India has taken several steps towards the devel...
Table of contents • Introduction • Understanding ESG norms • Pre-requisites for ESG compliance • Benefits of ESG compliance for listed companies • ESG reporting framework and guidelines • ESG implementation in Indian listed companies • Conclusion Introduction Well, what would we be without regulations? And when it comes to promoting sustainability, SEBI's norms on ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance) are doing a great job. These norms have set eligibility criteria based on ESG performance for companies that are listed in India. The idea behind these norms is to ensure that companies uphold sustainability and do good to the environment, and society, and at the same time, maintain good governance. But before we dive into the details, let's get a brief background on the ESG concept and SEBI's role in regulating listed companies . This blog is going to be an interesting read, where we will discuss all the prerequisites for ESG compliance, the benefits of ESG compliance ...