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October 2026
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Foreign TradeCabinet approves Integrated Transport & Logistics Authority (ITLA) as an SPV; technical appraisal for central infrastructure projects of ₹500 crore or more
Projects of ₹500 crore or moreNew facilityThe Union Cabinet on 6 October 2026 approved the setting up of a Special Purpose Vehicle, the Integrated Transport & Logistics Authority (ITLA), for research, planning, appraisal, monitoring and impact assessment in transportation and logistics. ITLA will prepare a National Transport Master Plan, technically appraise Government of India infrastructure projects costing ₹500 crore or more, and build a National Transport Data Repository using sources such as GSTN e-way bill, FASTag and Vahan. The release does not say when ITLA will start functioning.
September 2026
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Accounting & AuditNFRA lists 35 questions an audit committee may put to the statutory auditor on going concern under SA 570 (Revised)
Going concern: 35 questionsNew facilitySeries 6 of NFRA’s Auditor–Audit Committee Interaction papers deals with the going concern assessment. It sets out six situations under SA 570 (Revised) with the reporting outcome of each, explains why the CARO 2020 clause 3(xix) answer can differ from the SA 570 conclusion, and lists 35 questions an auditor may expect.
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FEMA & RBIBanks must value unquoted InvIT and REIT units at disclosed NAV — and at ₹1 if NAV is not disclosed as SEBI requires or the units are infrequently traded
InvIT/REIT units: NAV or ₹1ClarifiedRBI has inserted paragraphs 84A and 84B in the Commercial Banks investment portfolio Directions, 2025 to bring uniformity in how banks value units of Infrastructure Investment Trusts and Real Estate Investment Trusts. Quoted units follow the rules for quoted securities; unquoted units are valued at the NAV disclosed by the trust, failing which at ₹1. In force from 22 September 2026.
August 2026
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FEMA & RBIInfrastructure Debt Fund-NBFCs under Upper Layer regulation to follow the large exposure limits of NBFC-IFCs: RBI amends concentration risk Directions
IDF-NBFC: IFC exposure limitsRule changeRBI has inserted paragraph 39A in its concentration risk Directions for NBFCs. The large exposure limits that apply to Infrastructure Finance Companies (NBFC-IFC) now also apply to Infrastructure Debt Fund-NBFCs (IDF-NBFC) that are subject to Upper Layer regulations. The amendment is dated 25 August 2026 and is in force with immediate effect.
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