Currently, SEBI is taking a cautious approach to crowdfunding, prioritizing investor safety.

SEBI’s 2019 framework on DVR shares clearly misses the point of these shares altogether.

It remains to be seen whether the court will use its curative power to alter the arbitral award within its power to set it aside under S 34.

The Indian markets stand vulnerable to any information released in the public domain or information that gains traction on social media.

The authors examine the Companies (Listing of Equity Shares in Permissible Jurisdictions Rules) 2024.

This article critiques and analyzes the prohibition of ITC on CSR expenditure.

The SC in Sutanu Sinha chose from the diverging set of views on the nature of CCDs and their treatment under the IBC.

A recent judicial trend has considered financial soundness as an inconsequential element for disposing of Section 9(ii)(b) applications.

The lower face value will enable the issuer company to get the necessary funding by exposing them to a larger market.

This article delves into the legal landscape on Section 9 applications and stamp duty requirements for arbitration agreements in India.

The instant ruling clarifies the precedence of the company law regime over the Bombay Stamp Act.

Allowing encumbrance of equity by AIFs may prove to be beneficial for investees in enabling a new means of finance.

SC’s direction to mediate in the present case was normatively untenable from the perspective of the principles of corporate governance.

This post outlines the real estate sector’s importance and elucidates the concept of project-wise corporate insolvency resolution process.

Inviting resolution plans and, after analyzing the same, approaching liquidation would, in the author’s view, amount to commercial wisdom.

[Akash and Simone are students at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai.] Arbitration as a form of dispute resolution is in itself...

The decision in INSA v. ONGC, if not overturned, would become a significant setback for competition jurisprudence in India.

The issue of algorithmic collusion is a pressing concern supported by empirical evidence and a growing body of legal and economic analysis.

The transition to a T+0 marks India’s first step in achieving a ‘UPI moment’ in the settlement cycle.

This article examines the notion that decrypting messages results in breaches of privacy on a global scale and within national borders.

The court in Kozyflex takes a lax approach to the question of locus standi of companies under the 1986 Act.

It is crucial to view pre-arbitral deposits as discretionary to ensure that each party has equal access to arbitration.

The post discusses the employment of the conjunctive test for preservation of the claims of genuine stakeholders within the COC.

The future of fintech in India depends on finding a careful balance between regulation and innovation.