The central government has no proposal to introduce legislation in regulating crowdfunding fundraising, according to Rao Inderjit Singh, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs.
“No such proposal has been received by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs,” Singh told the Lok Sabha on Monday. The minister went on to say that the term “crowdfunding” is not defined in the Companies Act of 2013. He said this in response to a question about whether crowd funding for private, non-listed companies is a common and legal practise in India. As a result, the government lacks information on the total financing conducted through such a route for private, non-listed companies in India.
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The central government has no proposal to introduce legislation in regulating crowdfunding fundraising, according to Rao Inderjit Singh, Minister of State for Corporate Affairs.
“No such proposal has been received by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs,” Singh told the Lok Sabha on Monday. The minister went on to say that the term “crowdfunding” is not defined in the Companies Act of 2013. He said this in response to a question about whether crowd funding for private, non-listed companies is a common and legal practise in India. As a result, the government lacks information on the total financing conducted through such a route for private, non-listed companies in India.
Disclaimer
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