Corporate Governance

Aditya Roy, Aadhruti Vangaveti

SEBI's Recent LODR Amendments: Further Bridging Information Asymmetry

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

Mayank Gandhi

Settling Troubled Waters for Indian Whistleblowers: Study From Cross-Jurisdictional Perspective

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

Utkarsh Mani Tripathi

Winning Entry: Evaluating Freezeout Mergers and Burden of Proof in Indian Corporate Law

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

Piyush Senapati

Stuck on Subjectivity: Envisioning an Alternate Assessment of Director's Good Faith Duty

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

Stuti Agrawal

Environment, Social, and Governance Parameters – Mandatory or Directory?

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

Priyanshu Shrivastava, Chirag Chachad

Selective Reduction of Shares: Balancing Decision-Making Autonomy vis-à-vis Corporate Governance

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

Anmol Ratan

Fond Illusion of Gender-Diversity in Corporate Boardrooms

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

Rongeet Poddar

Kotak Committee Report: India’s Recognition of Its Unique Corporate Governance Problem

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

Ankit Handa

Separate Positions of Chairman and MD / CEO: Tussle b/w Good Governance and Profit Maximization

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