Lender of Last Resort support is unavailable to a Banking Unit under Regulation 9 of the International Financial Services Centres Authority (Banking) Regulations, 2020.

Regulation 8 exempts IBU liabilities from the Cash Reserve Ratio and other specified requirements, except deposits raised from individuals resident in India or outside India. Those deposits are subject to reserve ratios specified by the Authority. IBCs must maintain reserves in the manner mandated under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 and the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.

Banking Units must comply with exposure ceiling norms and guidelines specified by the Authority from time to time. The revised prudential framework replaces earlier fixed limits linked to the Parent Bank's Tier 1 capital for single borrowers and borrower groups. Exposure controls are governed by the prevailing regulatory norms and guidelines rather than previously specified borrower-based thresholds.

Banking Units must comply with leverage-ratio norms and guidelines specified by the Authority from time to time. This creates a continuing prudential regulatory obligation while leaving the applicable leverage-ratio requirements to be determined through Authority-issued norms and guidelines.

Banking Units must maintain the Liquidity Coverage Ratio as specified by the Authority. An IBU may have its Parent Bank maintain that ratio only with the Authority's prior approval. The Net Stable Funding Ratio applies when determined by the Authority and must then be maintained by the Banking Unit. An IBU may instead have its Parent Bank maintain the Net Stable Funding Ratio, subject to prior approval.

Banking Units operating as an IBU or IBC must comply with norms and guidelines specified by the Authority from time to time. An IBU must also comply with directions and instructions issued by the Home Regulator of its Parent Bank, unless otherwise specified by the Authority. The framework replaced an earlier requirement concerning directions applicable to IFSC Banking Units and later confined Home Regulator compliance specifically to IBUs.

International Financial Services Centre banking operations require Indian Banks and Foreign Banks to obtain a licence or permission before establishing a Banking Unit. A Banking Unit may operate as an IFSC Banking Unit or IFSC Banking Company. IBU applicants require prescribed capital, home-regulator clearance, and a liquidity undertaking, while IBC applicants require prescribed capital and home-regulator clearance for establishment as a subsidiary. Applications may be withdrawn before approval, and proposed refusals allow written submissions before a reasoned rejection.

Regulation 2 defines the operational framework for Banking Units in an International Financial Services Centre. Banking Units may operate as IFSC Banking Companies, where established as subsidiary companies, or IFSC Banking Units, where established as branches of Parent Banks. It also defines Global Administrative Offices, Representative Offices, referral services, support services, group entities, and Home Regulators. Global Administrative Offices may coordinate operations and provide support services, subject to relevant overseas regulatory directions for activities outside the IFSC. Undefined terms carry meanings assigned under governing legislation and related rules or regulations.

International Financial Services Centres Authority (Banking) Regulations, 2020 establish a regulatory framework for banking and investment activities in International Financial Services Centres. Made under powers conferred by the International Financial Services Centres Authority Act, 2019, the regulations take effect upon publication in the Official Gazette.

Organic grocery delivery is positioned as requiring a proof-led supply chain rather than a speed-driven quick-commerce model. Delivery convenience is intended to operate without displacing verification processes supporting organic-product claims. Batch-level laboratory testing for banned chemical and pesticide residues forms a pre-sale control within the supply chain, while QR-code access to product laboratory reports is intended to give customers traceable evidence of testing. The model combines app-based doorstep delivery with certified sourcing, manufacturing controls, residue testing and consumer-facing verification.

Bank guarantee commission paid before 1 January 2013 did not attract tax deduction requirements applicable to commission or brokerage because those requirements depend on a principal-agent relationship. A bank issuing a guarantee gives an independent undertaking to the beneficiary for consideration and acts on a principal-to-principal basis, rather than as the payer's agent. The payment is therefore a banking-service fee, not commission or brokerage subject to tax deduction. A later exemption for specified payments to banks did not change this characterisation for the earlier period. Consequently, disallowance for non-deduction of tax from bank guarantee fees was unsustainable.

Invitees at Authority meetings may be permitted where their presence is desired for advice or consultation. The Chairperson may invite such person to attend after giving prior intimation to the other members.

Event organisers and participants making taxable supplies in Delhi must obtain GST registration as casual taxable persons if not already registered there, while venue owners must ensure compliance. Casual taxable persons must register at least five days before the event and deposit estimated tax in advance. Organisers must give prior intimation at least fifteen days before the event, obtain a No Objection Certificate, disclose vendor, sponsor and venue information, issue tax invoices where applicable, cooperate with scrutiny, and submit post-event sales, payment and tax details. Exempt events also require prior intimation and an NOC.

Reimbursement of an amount equivalent to Delhi Goods and Services Tax payable and deposited on admission services for exhibition of "Super 30" is available for six months, subject to unchanged entry fees and seating capacity. Multiplex and cinema-hall owners must separately deposit the applicable State GST, apply in the prescribed form with challans, and stamp each ticket and counterfoil to indicate that SGST has not been charged. Tax already collected from viewers is not reimbursable, and reimbursement is subject to budgetary fund availability.

Meeting quorum rules permit at least two members to constitute a quorum where the Authority's total strength is below four, subject to the presence of at least one ex-officio member. The Chairperson may invite persons for advice or consultation after prior intimation to other members. Information concerning the Authority's functioning and meeting decisions may not be disclosed to the press or other public media by members, except by the Chairperson or a specifically authorised person.

Members of the International Financial Services Centres Authority must declare faithful performance of their duties and maintain secrecy concerning Authority affairs. They must not communicate information about the Authority or persons dealing with it to persons not legally entitled to receive it, or permit such communication. They must also prevent unauthorised inspection of or access to books, documents, and business information concerning persons having dealings with the Authority.

Affixation of the Authority's Common Seal requires prior authorisation through a resolution of the Authority. The seal may be affixed only in the presence of at least one member, who must sign the instrument to attest that presence. This signature is independent of any signature made by a witness to the instrument.

Regulation 15 authorises the Chairperson, whole-time members, and officers nominated by the Chairperson to act severally for the Authority in endorsing, transferring, drawing, accepting and signing negotiable instruments, securities, property title documents, accounts, receipts and other documents connected with the Authority's authorised business. Officers authorised by the Chairperson may also sign and verify pleadings, complaints, affidavits, petitions and other documents connected with legal proceedings on the Authority's behalf.

Contracts requiring writing and signature may be executed on behalf of the Authority by a member, officer, or other person acting under its express or implied authority. The same manner applies to variation or discharge of such contracts. An officer authorised by the chairperson may sign and verify documents connected with a contract. Contracts made in accordance with these requirements are valid and binding on the Authority.

The Chairperson must nominate an officer of at least Grade D as Secretary to keep custody of the common seal, attendance register, minutes book, and other meeting records. The Secretary must arrange meetings, record minutes, and ensure compliance with meeting procedure. Members may not provide information to the press or other public media concerning the Authority's functioning or meeting decisions, unless they are the Chairperson or are specifically authorised by the Chairperson.