The author examines the consultation paper on review of voluntary delisting norms under SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations 2021.

This article explores the emerging transition from CSR to the broader framework of ESG in India.

The Adani case has emerged as a pivotal precedent, illuminating the compelling necessity for augmented disclosure requisites.

The near future will reveal whether the market rumours amendment would create a well-structured and sustainable market framework.

The 2023 amendment to AIF Regulations envisaging a corporate debt market development fund is well intentioned but has its challenges.

With India being at the epicenter for foreign debt investment, the need for further regulation to ensure transparency is pertinent.

This article analyses the aspects of BRSR that make it an ideal intersection for business, human rights and sustainability.

Some fine-tuning and clarity on aspects such as scope of amendments’ applicability would be a step towards augmenting the growth of AIFs.

This article looks into some notable changes brought in by the SEBI (Share Based Employee Benefits and Sweat Equity) Regulations 2021.

Per the author, leaving a whole segment of finfluencers unchecked leaves the consumer vulnerable.

The dichotomy perpetuated by the courts has created a hard barrier for the SEBI Regulations 2015 to achieve their objective.

The steps taken by SEBI are commendable for facilitating a framework for a fair assessment of ESG schemes.

The article is an attempt to delve into the concept of material non-public information.

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

The proposed framework addresses the concerns of small investors and would go a long way in supporting them.

India could be the second jurisdiction in the world after the EU to have a comprehensive framework for the regulation of index providers.

The amendment is a welcome step in aligning private M&A with identical checks by the NCLT through schemes, thus protecting shareholders.

Industry's positive response to SEBI's proposed amendments highlights recognition of the need for enhanced transparency in financial market.

This article delves into the laws regulating ODIs in India.

Per the author, the proposed amendments are designed to reinforce the governance mechanism of AIFs.

The article attempts to explore the drawbacks that the amendment relating to UPSI aims to address.

It has become necessary to prioritize further research aimed at understanding how ERPs evaluate companies.

The article studies the legality of SARs as an alternative option to ESOPs.

[Siddharth and Manya are students at National Law University Odisha.] The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) recently imposed...