While the 2025 amendment reflects a commendable effort to bring definitional certainty to the insider training framework, its efficiency hinges on whether SEBI can balance clarity and adaptability.

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 SC ruling helps the purpose of transparency and accountability, but there is scope for improvement on the corporate political spending.

[ Arya and Sanya are students at Symbiosis Law School, Pune. ] Corporate governance is a system under which transparency, accountability,...

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

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

Section 241 provides shareholders with a versatile set of tools to respond to different forms of corporate abuse.

The current framework with respect to corporate donations needs to be reformed.

The deployment of AI on company Boards will herald a revolution in the framework of governance.

The post-pandemic challenges associated with remote work's impact on corporate governance are multilayered in nature.

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

Spotify’s innovative method of direct listing seemed like the correct thing to do amidst popular unicorn IPO flops.

The article uncovers the enduring legacy and profound socio-economic ramifications of the Companies Act 2013 over the course of the decade.

The author analyzes the extent to which SEBI has addressed governance concerns through amendments to REIT/InvIT regulations.

With increased objectivity and stricter time-bound requirements, SEBI has pushed for symmetrical information disclosure.

The article analyses the existing whistleblower regime in the US and other matured jurisdictions.

Received as part of IRCCL Blog Writing Competition 2022-23, the article analyses burden of proof in litigations involving freezeout mergers.

The subjective-objective approach would inter alia strike a balance between directorial discretion and judicial intervention.

Based on the EU standards, there are some modifications that the Indian BRSR may consider for the ESG regime in India.

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

The blog attempts to examine the meta-argument about boardroom diversity beyond the realms of gender-binaries and women’s representation.

[Rongeet Poddar is a fourth-year student at WBNUJS, Kolkata.] The corporate governance regime of a country has to specifically consider...

[Ankit Handa is a fourth year B.A. LL.B. (Business Law Honours) student at National Law University, Jodhpur.] Historically, some of the...