The Shareholder Rights and Activism Review
India's corporate and regulatory environment has traditionally not been conducive to shareholder activism. First, there is little separation of ownership and management in India.
India's corporate and regulatory environment has traditionally not been conducive to shareholder activism. First, there is little separation of ownership and management in India.
India is a growing and dynamic emerging economy. The year 2017 saw the second highest level of M&A transaction since 2001, with 379 deals announced that had a value $54.7 billion.
India has moved to attract more debt capital. But lingering legal issues mean that these investments need careful structuring
Guide to Special Situations and Distressed Investments in India
Although the security enforcement landscape in India has historically posed a number of challenges, the market in India in evolving.
The Indian Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) has seen several challenges in recent times. The Indian Government has been proactive in responding to these. In response to the recent set of challenges, the Government intends to implement another round of amendments to the IBC. The key takeaways from this proposed amendment are discussed below. Although the draft text may change, the first impressions of the bill are positive, and an effort has been made to address a number of difficult issues that various stakeholders have been dealing with in the recent past.
Latest in the series of attempts by the Indian Government to promote India as an arbitration-friendly destination after the New Delhi International Arbitration Centre Act, 2019 is the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 2019 (Amendment Act / 2019 Amendments) that received the Presidential assent on 9 August 2019.
The current Andhra Pradesh regime seems to be poorly advised in going about economising power in the state.
Green energy is critical towards ensuring a better quality of life by bringing down pollution, curbing global warming
The Private Placement Memorandum ("PPM") for each fund is submitted and reviewed by SEBI prior to granting registration to the fund.
The amendment, once effective, promises to be immensely beneficial for companies who often like to structure deals with a leg involving a market purchase.