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A remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform is not a SaaS product that happens to sit in a hospital. It is a product stack that combines hardware, firmware, cloud software, clinical algorithms, and real-time alerting in a chain where a single broken link can cause measurable patient harm. Contracts for this…

A SaaS company at Series A is typically signing 3-8 significant commercial agreements every month: customer MSAs, enterprise addendums, vendor DPAs, reseller agreements, and API terms. Each one carries risk that compounds over a subscription lifecycle. Ad-hoc legal reviews, billed per contract, leave gaps between engagements and create no institutional…

Institutional venture capitalists conduct legal due diligence on a co-founder agreement before they finalise a term sheet, not after. The document they find in most early-stage data rooms is a founder-drafted PDF, a downloaded template, or a two-page email chain converted into an agreement at incorporation. What a VC’s legal…

Tens of thousands of Indian residents employed by US technology companies receive Restricted Stock Units as a core part of their compensation. When those RSUs vest, they create a real tax liability that must be calculated, reported, and paid regardless of whether a single share is sold. When those shares…

Before a spreadsheet, before an investor, and certainly before a pitch deck, a startup needs one thing with precision: a clear picture of how it makes money. Not a three-statement financial model with linked tabs and scenario toggles. That comes later. A revenue model. One structured view, built from first…

A remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform is not a SaaS product that happens to sit in a hospital. It is a product stack that combines hardware, firmware, cloud software, clinical algorithms, and real-time alerting in a chain where a single broken link can cause measurable patient harm. Contracts for this…

A SaaS company at Series A is typically signing 3-8 significant commercial agreements every month: customer MSAs, enterprise addendums, vendor DPAs, reseller agreements, and API terms. Each one carries risk that compounds over a subscription lifecycle. Ad-hoc legal reviews, billed per contract, leave gaps between engagements and create no institutional…

Institutional venture capitalists conduct legal due diligence on a co-founder agreement before they finalise a term sheet, not after. The document they find in most early-stage data rooms is a founder-drafted PDF, a downloaded template, or a two-page email chain converted into an agreement at incorporation. What a VC’s legal…

India’s maritime sector handles more than 95% of trade by volume across 7,500 kilometres of coastline, yet the technology layer on top of this infrastructure is only beginning to be built. A cluster of founders is now working on products that sit at the intersection of AI, robotics, advanced materials,…

Building a digital platform around Indian or regional cultural content (classical music subscriptions, art print licensing, folk dance tutorials, vernacular literature) carries a specific set of regulatory obligations that most generic incorporation guides never reach. The platform sits at the intersection of company law, foreign exchange management, GST export compliance,…

SEBI issued its updated Master Circular for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) on 03 June 2026, consolidating every circular, clarification, and regulatory change issued under the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 up to 31 May 2026. The document runs 153 pages across 25 chapters and supersedes the previous Master Circular…

The Reserve Bank of India held its benchmark repo rate steady at 5.25% at the June 2026 Monetary Policy Committee meeting, unanimously, under Governor Sanjay Malhotra. This is the third meeting in a row that the rate has stayed put, following a run of 150 basis point cuts between February…

India’s Cabinet approved an amendment to Press Note 3 (PN3) of 2020 in March 2026, and it is generating significant attention across the investment and startup community. Headlines have rushed to label it a sweeping FDI liberalisation. The reality is considerably more targeted. This report breaks down exactly what changed,…

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) recently announced a major overhaul to the regulatory framework for Angel Funds under the Alternative Investment Funds (AIF) Regulations, 2012. This new framework, introduced in 2025, aims to enhance transparency, improve operational clarity, and encourage investor participation. In this article, we’ll explore…

In a significant move to invigorate India’s startup ecosystem, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), during its board meeting on June 19, 2025, approved substantial changes to the Angel Fund Framework. These revisions are designed to unlock more capital for early-stage companies while simultaneously ensuring enhanced investor suitability…