Regulation of financial products empowers the Authority to govern IFSC services, institutions and recommend permitted activities. The Authority has a statutory duty to develop and regulate financial products, financial services and financial institutions in International Financial Services Centres and may take measures it deems fit. Its powers include regulating pre-existing permissions granted by any regulator, regulating products or institutions notified by the Central Government, recommending additional products or services to the Central Government for permission in a Centre, and performing other functions as prescribed.
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Regulation of financial products empowers the Authority to govern IFSC services, institutions and recommend permitted activities.
The Authority has a statutory duty to develop and regulate financial products, financial services and financial institutions in International Financial Services Centres and may take measures it deems fit. Its powers include regulating pre-existing permissions granted by any regulator, regulating products or institutions notified by the Central Government, recommending additional products or services to the Central Government for permission in a Centre, and performing other functions as prescribed.
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