Narrow interpretation of the definition of ‘public servant’ is concerning due to its potential implications.

The need to recognize and strengthen institutional arbitration in India is now stronger than ever.

There is need for balance to be struck between commercial wisdom and ensuring fair and equitable treatment of all stakeholders.

The draft directions signal a transformative moment for India’s fixed-income landscape, with opportunities like improved risk managemet.

It is important that the law laid down in the case of Hari Babu Thota be reviewed.

The recent Supreme Court judgment has brought forth a crucial clarification regarding the limitation for filing appeals under Section 61.

SEBI’s constant surveillance on the working of investment advisors is yet to be realised.

Changes basis American experience might be undesirable without going into the root cause of the unpopularity of TPs.

The exploration of CCDs in insolvency cases shows a complex scenario where debt and equity distinctions are blurred.

Hybrid securities, by virtue of having the best of both the worlds of debt and equity, are a highly desirable instrument.

The proposal is a welcome step to empower non-institutional investors by reducing entry barriers and fostering a investor-friendly market.

RBI’s new-year gift for regulated entities aims to address the critical issue of the rising evergreening of loans through AIFs.

There is an urgent need on the part of the regulators to assess the nuanced impact of the circular on the AIF industry in general.

The legal stance taken by NCLAT ensures that the remedy of compensation granted by RERA remains a robust and effective tool for homebuyers.

Lombardi posed a situation that would have allowed the doctrine of unconscionability to be strengthened in contract and arbitration law.

The RBI’s notification may look harsh, but it perfectly curbs the issue of evergreening.

By harmoniously constructing relevant legislations, a court under a Section 11 will not dwell on the stamping of an agreement.

The status of the 'group of companies' doctrine in Indian arbitral jurisprudence has been finally settled by the Supreme Court.

This article deals with the multifaceted role of PAFs in India, focusing on their influence on shareholder voting and transparency.

SEBI should either frame a specific framework or clarify the application of CIS Regulation for FOPs engaged in real-world assets.

The new PA-CB regulations overhaul cross-border payments, centralizing and regulating them.

SEBI's initiative to introduce a fourth category of investment funds is commendable.

The standardization not only brings clarity and predictability to the calculation of NDCF but also aligns with global best practices.

Author delves into India’s digital finance transformation and how DPDPA could lead the future of India's financial services.