Crowdfunding: Inherent Issues and Legislative Lacunae - K.I John
Introduction Crowdfunding is a method used in order to accumulate funds from numerous investors for a specific and definitive objective....
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CCI’s Dilemma: Reliance Retail-Future Group deal
Most Merger & Acquisition (M&A) deals are announced to the public with the suffix ‘subject to regulatory approval’, and the Reliance...
Decoding the Insolvency and Bankruptcy (amendment) bill, 2020
Introduction The Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Amendment) Bill, 2020 is the latest in a slew of measures introduced by the government to...
What is up with Student Loans in India? - Raunaq Shah
The National Education Policy (NEP), released earlier this year, was the talk of the town for a couple of weeks following its approval by...
Changing Nature of the Global Capital Markets Structure in a covid hit world
The covid-19 pandemic has capsized the functioning of all financial institutions across the world. With unpredictable amplitude on the...
A overview of the Banking regulation act (amendment) Bill, 2020 and it's impact in cooperative banks
Introduction. On March 3rd, 2020 the finance minister in the parliament introduced an amendment to the Banking regulation act, 1949. The...
UNDERSTANDING MUTUAL FUNDS AND ITS UNDERLYING MULTI-CAP SAGA
INTRODUCTION We have all come across the famous advertisement, “Mutual Funds, Sahi Hai” implying that these instruments are a favourable...
SEBI’s new guidelines on pledging of shares
Pledging refers to delivering an asset as security for the payment of a debt. This asset will be forfeited if there is failure to deliver...
LIC IPO: A Boon or Bane
For many of us, the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) brings back nostalgic memories of an all familiar jingle and insurance schemes whose...
Case of the bounced cheque: Civil or Criminal?
Introduction The current trend in legislation and policy seems to be Decriminalization. Almost immediately after the announcement of the...
The intricacies of currency trading in India
The foreign exchange market (Forex) which is also known as the currency trading market is an international speculative market where...
The Maharaja’s second act: Can Privatization revive Air India
Image source: News 18 For Air India its glory days seem long gone, today the once-proud airline is a shadow of its former self. In 2017,...
Retail Investors – By product of the Pandemic
Introduction The Coronavirus Pandemic has led to the loss of livelihood for millions of people across the globe, but there has been a...
Opinion: The functioning of the Securities Appellate Tribunal needs urgent change!
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) is a statutory body established under the provisions of Section 15K of the Securities and...
Saudi’s shattered dream: The failure of the Aramco IPO
For Saudi Arabia Aramco is more than just an oil company, it is a matter of national pride. The crown jewel of the Saudi kingdom is the...
Crusade of the Telcos – Insights into the AGR Dispute
Prologue A protracted legal battle which began in 2005 between the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and Private Telecom companies...
Key Takeaways From India's Prospective Tax Reforms
In a major refurbishment of the Indian tax administration, the government has unveiled a new faceless tax assessment policy that aims to...
The anatomy of an Aviation Bankruptcy
It is a proven fact in the aviation industry that “what takes off, must land” and sometimes that landing might not be smooth. 2020 so far...
BYJU’S – Pioneer in today's M&A strategy
Byju’s, an edtech start-up founded in 2011 by Byju Raveendran and Divya Gokulnath, has taken centre stage once again with an acquisition...
From Law School to Wall Street: A new era of shifting legal dynamic
Since the early 1900’s large corporations, banks and investment firms have hired people with a background in finance and further higher...
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