India: Corporate and Company Law

The assessee, a private limited company incorporated in Mauritius, acts as an investment holding company by investing in securities of Indian companies...

The Assessee raised funds through External Commercial Borrowings (‘ECBs') and Non-Convertible Debentures (‘NCDs') and deployed the proceeds towards investment in the share capital of its overseas subsidiary companies.

While recent judicial precedents have significantly expanded the scope of shareholder inspection and access rights (particularly in the context of activist shareholders, and oppression and mismanagement actions), the legislative framework for shareholder inspection rights under Indian Company Law remains largely ineffective and inadequate.

In 2025, Asia M&A growth was resilient in the face of uncertainty, creating new investment corridors in critical sectors and with new allies and geographies.

For founders and boards, establishing a business in the UAE is no longer driven by speed, licence cost, or promotional incentives alone.

Although the nomenclature of "white-collar crime" was brought into the big picture in mid-20th-century criminological discourse, analytical engagement with economically privileged offending agents, which are now classified as "white-collar offenders", predates its terminological codification within the genealogy of criminology.

Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") issued draft Directions to rationalise and harmonise prudential norms for relief and resolution of exposures affected by natural calamities across...

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill 2025 (the Bill) introduces a new concept to the insolvency framework of India with the introduction of a creditor-initiated insolvency resolution process (CIIRP).

RGA International Reinsurance Company DAC, an Ireland-based life reinsurer entered into reinsurance arrangements with Indian insurers and received reinsurance premiums for assuming risk overseas.