The new asset class tries to identify a new segment of investors, making the securities market more accommodative.

An all-encompassing definition of ‘advertising agency’ should be adopted to clarify the scope of applicability for the SDC mandate.

This article explores the rise of SPACs, their potential advantages and challenges in the Indian context.

The recent amendment to the Liquidation Regulations has introduced a measure of certainty and clarity for homebuyers.

The approval routes and control issues could undermine the intended benefits, necessitating further regulatory clarification.

This article analyses the proposed Regulation 30A and identifies the potential challenges that it is susceptible to.

Securitization's success hinges on the clear classification of asset transfers as true sales.

This article delves into the existing framework surrounding the trading of bonuses along with the changes proposed by SEBI.

SEBI’s proposal to further tighten the noose around P-notes represents a swift change in the regulatory landscape for P-notes and ODIs. 

For model review, RBI has to ensure that these models are robust and reliable, and they comply with the existing regulatory standards.

A strong regulatory framework can, on its own, position India as a competitive player in the international financial services market,

This article compares RBI’s direction against PPBL with SEBI’s balanced approach.

Authors argue that GST Council’s practice of treating royalty as consideration paid for ‘services’ as opposed to ‘goods’ is erroneous.

To realise the promise of independent directors, strict legislation, improved training and cultural shifts in boardroom dynamics are needed.

The ruling in this case has provided clarity on the intersection of guarantee contracts and insolvency and bankruptcy laws.

[ Vadita is a student at National University of Juridical Sciences. ] Post-COVID-19-pandemic, we are in the midst of what is coined as...

The selective applicability of the provisions of Section 14 to only domestic-seated arbitrations results in several complexities.

Author discusses contrasting decisions of the Indian Supreme Court and the French Court of Cassation on corporate criminal liability in M&A.

To interpret the subtle provision in Item 11 of Fourth Schedule of Industrial Disputes Act, the author adopts a methodological approach.

As India starts to ramp up strategies in the tech v/s media battlefield, it must create an approach that facilitates quality journalism.

In holding that a thumbs-up operated to signify acceptance, the court recognized the evolutionary trajectory of contractual communications.

The amendment reflects ongoing effort to bridge the gap between regulatory requirements and practical challenges encountered by companies.

Broadening DEI metrics to include caste-related considerations in ESG disclosures is essential for fostering socio-economic equity.

The HC’s judgment, while progressive, highlights the need for a comprehensive re-evaluation of the PoSH framework.