Author proposes a middle ground where promoters and directors are at least allowed to bring proposals under insolvency regime.

There is need to create trust in the lending sector to normalise undertaking credit, author notes.

This article examines the Supreme Court’s judgement in Vidarbha and examines the dire consequences that it will have on IBC regime.

Per author, SEBI should not stick with its current interpretation as regards research analyst and investment advisor regulations.

Author argues that for improving India’s competition law regime as a whole, the DG’s office should be merged with the CCI.

This article delves into the antitrust concerns regarding ‘dark patterns’ from an Indian competition law standpoint.

The article discusses the facts and the ruling in RIL v SEBI, along with its wider implications on understanding SEBI’s role and functions.

Per authors, guidance on disclosures vis-à-vis promoter patterns of juridical entities acting as promoter companies should be notified.

The author argues in favour of a progressive reform in pursuit of enabling cross-border demergers through regulatory and judicial certainty.

Author examines the effectiveness of the proposed reform of pre-filing of offer document.

The article discusses whether regulatory frameworks should be strengthened for governance of NFTs in the Indian financial market.

The article aims to cover nature and scope of NFT and crypto usage in the real estate industry through judicial rulings and market trends.

This article critically evaluates the ruling in MBL Infrastructures and the legal precedents surrounding Section 29A of IBC.

This article focuses on the recent developments centered around SPACs.

This post highlights recent instances where SEBI acted in an unprecedented manner, raising questions around its procedural accountability.

The post analyzes RBI’s master direction on PPIs while scrutinizing the ever-expanding partnership model between NBFCs and fintech companies

This article mainly focuses on the topic of exclusive agreements and its intermittent conflict with India’s antitrust regime.

The CCI order in BookMyShow would lead to better antitrust regulation, in an age where market participants rely increasingly on technology.

The author argues that a separate resolution regime for banks is something India desperately needs to properly tackle bank failures.

The author argues that the easy trading of NFTs in India requires the legalization of cryptocurrencies.

The article examines the right of shareholders to suggest nominations for appointment of independent directors.

By analyzing the case of Invesco-Zee, this article seeks to answer whether combative activism is feasible in the Indian context.

Author offers a critique on the decision of the Supreme Court of India in Orator Marketing v. Samtex Desinz.

Authors highlight the shortcomings of rejections of leniency pleas based on the ground of 'single economic entity'.