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VIDEO · 03 MAY 2023

Webinar: Asset Tracing And Fraud: New Challenges In India

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This webinar highlight issues relating to fraud and asset tracing in three distinct contexts in India: International Arbitrations, Insolvency and Bankruptcy & White Collar Crime.

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Fraud and asset diversions have evolved. No two frauds and asset diversions are the same. Therefore, any response to fraud prevention and asset tracing needs to evolve and cannot be restrained.

Further, the complexity of claims on assets diverted including whether on account of competing claims by regulators, creditors and victims or on account of cross border implications or due to involvement of third parties such as investigating agencies keep in-house counsel and lawyers on many nights.

This webinar highlight issues relating to fraud and asset tracing in three distinct contexts in India:

1. International Arbitrations
2. Insolvency and Bankruptcy
3. White Collar Crime

With respect to arbitrations, the webinar will cover judicial developments relating to the Antrix-Devas saga which has seen Indian Courts set aside an arbitral award on account of allegations of fraud as well as legislative developments in India where fraud and corruption have been recognised

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