The author argues that the easy trading of NFTs in India requires the legalization of cryptocurrencies.

The article examines the right of shareholders to suggest nominations for appointment of independent directors.

By analyzing the case of Invesco-Zee, this article seeks to answer whether combative activism is feasible in the Indian context.

The authors list down the issues which have significantly helped in the inception of the INDEX Act in the US.

Authors aim to analyse the 4 main changes under the Scale-Based Regulations that would be applicable to NBFCs.

The author sees the amendment to the LLP Act as encouraging entrepreneurs and other professionals to consider forming LLPs.

In this article, the author deliberates whether smart contracts are enforceable with cryptocurrency as their consideration.

The article suggests that with the surge in inclusion of indemnity clauses in contracts, caveat venditor has gradually assumed dominance.

This article examines SEBI's framework prescribing mandatory issue of debt securities by large corporates.

The author examines the regulatory regime in relation to robo-advisory services in India.

This article attempts to evaluate GIFT City’s proposed SPAC framework and compare it with the SPAC frameworks adopted across jurisdictions.

Authors argue that the arguments put forth by PNB Housing Finance to justify its non-compliance with its AoA lack legal support.

The blog attempts to examine the meta-argument about boardroom diversity beyond the realms of gender-binaries and women’s representation.

In this article, the authors argue that the essential elements of SPAC structures make them unviable in India.

This article aims at analysing the legality of an artificially created condition of a short squeeze in the context of Indian laws.

This article intends to analyze the ramifications of the new CSR regime on the stakeholders.

This article analyses the role to be played by the government in a structure like Development Financial Institution.

Authors analyze the investment pattern vis-à-vis the risk aptitude of PFs and how the same would be a win-win for PFs and specified sectors.

The article examines the SPAC charm and discusses two possible incongruences of SPAC imports in the Indian markets.

The authors examine the regulatory gaps that have purportedly allowed lending apps to take up exploitative practices.

The post examines an order granting relief of removal of a short seller's report and its relevance to the Indian securities market.

The author addresses the significance of REITS and InvITs in resurging a beleaguered investor space, and the pain points for an investor.

[Sambhawi Sanghmitra is a student at Chanakya National Law University, Patna, and Vijay Rohan Krishna is a student at National University...

[Kartik and Sharmishtha are students at Symbiosis Law School, Noida.] Cryptocurrencies are digital tokens used as a medium of exchange,...