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RBI, vide circular dated April 30, 2024, has issued a Guidance Note on Operational Risk Management and Operational Resilience ("Guidance Note"), focusing on operational resilience as an outcome of operational risk management.

In the second episode of Season 2 of our video podcast series, Transforming India: The Road to 2047, produced in collaboration with Mint, we explore the evolving landscape of dispute resolution in India.

The rapid pace of liberalization, globalization and technological development experienced by India has created a generation of young people who are entering the workplace having experienced more choice...

Since this was an interim budget, the proposals were expectedly limited.

In a move to consider the concerns of the Investee Companies wherein the Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are also one of the equity holders, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) permitted...

We live in a world where virtual services, i.e., services provided remotely by professional or qualified providers, are increasingly popular since they save clients' money by eliminating the need for a part or full-time employee ...

The Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority has taken a significant step towards institutionalising storage standards in the warehouse receipt ecosystem by issuing a stakeholder consultation notice on 27 July 2026. The notice, bearing file number T-COMP/3/2025-Technical, invites comments from market participants on the proposed shelf-life durations for nine notified commodities stored under electronic Negotiable Warehouse Receipts in WDRA-registered warehouses.

Professional services firms are evolving from technical service providers to strategic advisors as clients demand more than expertise alone. In an era of interconnected business challenges spanning regulatory compliance, governance, and cross-border operations, firms must now combine technical proficiency with commercial understanding and integrated perspectives. The shift reflects a fundamental change in how businesses value their advisors—moving from assignment-driven relationships to long-term part

India is a growing economy where development is attributable to number of factors such as availability of land, labour, raw materials, cost effective incentivizing schemes promoting commercial development in the country.

Nina Jankovic of Aceris Law delivered a comprehensive virtual session exploring the strategic foundations of international construction arbitration, examining how contractual decisions, risk allocation, and project documentation shape dispute outcomes. The presentation connected FIDIC contract structures, claim triggers, and dispute resolution mechanisms with practical arbitration strategy for construction projects spanning multiple jurisdictions.

In the previous post, we discussed some problems of equity funding that are faced by investors in India. In this post, we will look at some alternatives to equity funding that are used by companies globally and in India.

One of the most significant regulatory developments in India's financial sector is the Reserve Bank of India's ("RBI") ‘Draft Disclosure framework on Climate-related Financial Risks, 2024'.

Although 75 percent of venture-backed startups fail, others grow at a rapid rate, defying the odds.

India is one of the fastest growing markets in the world, making it one of the more attractive investment opportunities for companies across the world.

In "Spotlight" we will be discussing the opportunities and challenges that our clients face in various sectors, in conversation with CXOs.

Most companies (foreign or Indian) provide funding to their subsidiary through equity.

Everything about a startup is exciting – except the paperwork.

Joint ventures (JVs) are a popular business format with multi-nationals looking to enter new geographies, and for good reason.