This article attempts to present a narrower interpretation of the Rainbow Papers judgment.

The present status of uncertainty around regulation of AI and data protection in India calls for a revisit.

Authors discuss the key changes proposed by the draft IRDAI e-Insurance Regulations.

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 duality in perceiving determinability of contracts in India.

The author examines the framework for social stock exchange.

Authors analyze SEBI's proposed regulatory framework for direct mutual fund investments through execution-only platforms.

Authors analyse the recklessness standard introduced by SEBI through 2022 amendment relating to market manipulation through social media.

This post examines the inclusion of units of mutual funds in the PIT Regulations.

Author notes that as officials negotiate the terms of compensation, we may drift away from the realm of the SG agreement.

The lack of conducive regulatory conditions for LBOs have resulted in minority investment based private equity model in India.

Central Government is well-intended to strike-off shell companies, but small companies might take the fall due to interpretational issues.

Per the author, the judgment in Rainbow Papers requires immediate review.

The Drugs & Cosmetics Bill gets it right on regulation of medical devices but continues with drug inspection regime that lacks transparency.

Per the author, it is necessary that the Indian law develops a cohesive standard based on mens rea in the insider trading regime.

Authors discuss the jurisprudence of selective reduction of shares under the Indian law.

Per the author, in RIL’s case, one may cull out multiple adjudicatory inconsistencies with potential to cause uncertainty.

The author evaluates the judgment in Vidarbha Industries which reverses the position upheld in Innoventive and Bharath Hi-Tecch.

It is time to prioritize our nation’s healthcare needs and move in the right direction for ‘Heal in India’ first and then ‘Heal by India’.

Per the author, tokenization can greatly improve participation and information efficiency/symmetry in financial markets.

Author discusses Press Note 3 of 2020 and the way forward.

Per the author, the consultation paper on OBTPs was a much-needed step.

The authors aim at analyzing some of the pertinent questions of law attached with mediation as a compulsory form of dispute resolution.