Drip Capital

Aarushi Tibrewal

Research Associate at Drip Capital

Guiding research efforts in India

04 February 2026

Beyond Borders: What Indian Exporters Need to Know in 2026

In the last few days, major policy shifts have altered the economics of exporting from India to Western markets.

10 December 2024

Understanding Cash Ratio: A Crucial Metric for Small Businesses

Learn the importance of the cash ratio, how to calculate it, and practical steps to improve your business's financial health and liquidity.

Articles on Charges & Fees in Exports

20 April 2022

What is the difference between BAF and CAF?

BAF and CAF are two crucial charges that shipping carriers use to protect themselves against price fluctuations. These surcharges are levied on the total freight bill and play a significant role in understanding the transport’s final price.

18 January 2022

Business survival strategies: Keeping pandemic blues away

Building customer trust, assessing risk and seeking consultation from experts are some business survival strategies being adopted by SMEs to help them tide over the pandemic-induced challenges.

12 January 2022

Expectations from trade-tech in 2022

As India prepares to tackle the Omicron strain, there’s much uncertainty in the industry over whether we will undergo another lockdown and if again trade and economic activities will be hampered. Even as we await definite answers, the trade-tech community believes that 2022 will resolve some long-standing systemic issues gripping the sector.

Articles on Exporting

17 November 2021

Let Export Order or LEO : Everything You Need to Know

The Let Export Order (LEO) is the final step in the list of compliance requirements required to export goods out of India. As you must have seen from our previous articles, there are documents related to the commercial aspect of the export transaction, insurance, quality, logistics and compliance that must be prepared and/or submitted.

Articles on General Accounting

16 November 2021

Interest Equalisation Scheme | Everything Indian Exporters should know

By allowing banks to offer lower rates of interest to exporters, the government's Interest Equalization Scheme (IES) has become a mainstay of export credit provisions for Indian exporters.

Articles on Export Schemes

15 November 2021

Deemed Exports under GST | Procedure for Refund

All the exports are exempt from the Goods and Services Tax (GST). In taxology parlance, this is known as zero-rated under GST. However, deemed exports are not zero-rated, although they are supposed to be. Hence, the government levies GST on deemed exports and then extends a full tax refund to either the buyer or the seller, whoever has paid the tax.

10 November 2021

How fintech can bridge the $3T-trade finance gap among MSMEs

With rapid advances in technology, and AI, or machine learning no longer a dream, fintech companies are better placed than before to help digitize their clients in multiple ways, even attempting to bridge the $3 trillion global trade finance gap.

Articles on General Accounting

27 October 2021

Working Capital Loan | Meaning, Process, Types & more

A Working capital loan is a loan that is offered to businesses and companies to carry out their day to day operations. These are mostly short-term loans and are taken by the companies to cover their immediate operational costs like salaries, rent, sales and marketing costs, etc.

Aarushi Tibrewal

Research Associate at Drip Capital

Beyond Borders: What Indian Exporters Need to Know in 2026

Understanding Cash Ratio: A Crucial Metric for Small Businesses

What is the difference between BAF and CAF?

Business survival strategies: Keeping pandemic blues away

Expectations from trade-tech in 2022

Let Export Order or LEO : Everything You Need to Know

Interest Equalisation Scheme | Everything Indian Exporters should know

Deemed Exports under GST | Procedure for Refund

How fintech can bridge the $3T-trade finance gap among MSMEs

Working Capital Loan | Meaning, Process, Types & more

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