Per the authors, the framework for cross-border mergers in India remains of limited efficacy.

This article assesses the measures taken by the Indian government to promote green financing.

There is still opportunity to prevent pump and dump schemes in the future.

Per authors, one needs to delve into the world of fin-influencers to see what really lies behind the cloaked veil.

Per the authors, the principles of law emerging from DMRC case severely dilute the concept of a separate legal entity.

The article evaluates SEBI's proposed framework for alternative investments.

The subjective-objective approach would inter alia strike a balance between directorial discretion and judicial intervention.

Per the author, it is useful to examine the cost of pursuing green goals, given the existing housing demand in India.

The article discusses digital market regulation in India, highlighting the need for effective regulation to address various issues.

The present article attempts to look at the regulatory framework for the financial sector in the upcoming data privacy regime.

This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the Supreme Court's ruling in Balram Garg case.

The onus of assigning a ‘fit and proper’ status being on the concerned banking company, would act as a hostile takeover defence.

The author examines the recent regulatory development whereby AIFs have been allowed to participate in credit default swap transactions.

Author makes suggestions that could better deal with the existing issues in regulating online bond trading platforms.

The author has particularly analyzed the restrictions on the number of layers of subsidiaries provided in the Overseas Investment Rules.

This article accordingly looks at Turquand rule's existence in various jurisdictions while highlighting its continuing relevance to date.

Author explores the major changes proposed to SEBI's disclosure regime.

This article discusses AIF amendment regulations and their implications and makes suggestions that could better tackle the practical issues.

Based on the EU standards, there are some modifications that the Indian BRSR may consider for the ESG regime in India.

Per the author, when entities in good faith want to expedite the buyback process, there should be some space for companies to do the same.

Author advocates for a detailed regulation for finfluencers.

Authors explore the regulatory framework for BNPL and analyse plausible reasons for imposing a ban on loading of PPIs through credit lines.

The article examines the revamped overseas investment framework.

The author examines the framework for social stock exchange.