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    Decoding India's Proposed Foreign Investment Regime

    The Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”), the nodal authority for determining rules and regulations concerning foreign investment in India, has recently released the draft Foreign Exchange Management (Foreign Investment) Rules, 2026 (“Draft Rules”), to replace the existing Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules, 2019 (“2019 NDI Rules”). The draft rules are currently open for public comments till 31st August, 2026. In this article, we discuss how the draft rules differ from the existing statutory framework.
    IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Same Pool, Different Bargains: Differential Rights In Accredited Investors Only Funds

    In an ordinary alternative investment fund (“AIF”), investors participate in all investments of the scheme in proportion to their commitments. Since November 2024, this principle has not merely been market convention; it is reflected in the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012 (“AIF Regulations”). Alongside this pro-rata requirement, the AIF Regulations also require investors to be treated pari-passu in respect of other rights available to them.
IndiaFinance and Banking
Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    The New Architecture Of Investor Fairness: SEBI's Overhaul Of Pro-Rata And Pari Passu Rights In AIFs

    The Securities and Exchange Board of India has initiated a decisive restructuring of investor-treatment norms within the Alternative Investment Fund framework, culminating most recently in the release of its November 2025 Draft Circular.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Competition Concerns In IRDAI’s Consultation Paper On Recalibrating Insurance Distribution

    IRDAI’s Consultation Paper on Recalibrating Economics of Insurance Distribution aims to strengthen competition in insurance distribution. This article argues that some of its proposals amount to differential treatment of distributors performing the same activity. Such treatment may weaken competition on merits, reduce customer choice and run against IRDAI’s own principle of ‘same activity, same regulation’.
    IndiaAntitrust/Competition Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    印度FDI政策下就来自陆地邻国(LBC)的外商直接投资提案申请批准时的关键考虑事项

    印度针对来自陆地邻国(“LBC”)投资的监管制度,已从一刀切、以管辖区为基础的限制,转变为以管辖区为基础、经过校准的受益所有权与控制权检验。这一变化源自《2026年系列第2号新闻公告》(PN2),并由2026年5月2日公布的《2026年外汇管理(非债务工具)(修订)规则》赋予法律效力,同时配套D
    ChinaGovernment, Public Sector
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Private Placement In India: When Does The Search For Investors Become Public Solicitation?

    Indeed, people dealing with private placement day in and day out may reasonably wonder why some of these questions need to be asked at all. But that, perhaps, is precisely the point.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    The SDD Paradox Under Insider Trading Regulations

    Insider trading cases are rarely proved by admission. More often, they are proved by chronology: who knew what, from when, how the information moved, and whether they traded while in possession of it.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Why Does India’s Green Shoe Option Exist On Paper But Not In Practice?

    When SpaceX listed on NASDAQ in June 2026, its underwriters Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley did not just underwrite the base offering of 555.6 million shares. They sold an additional 83.3 million shares on top of it. Within two weeks, with the stock up 19 percent on day one and the underwriters exceeded that allocation in full. Taking total proceeds to USD 85.7 billion, the largest IPO in recorded capital market history. The extra USD 10.7 billion was there because someone decided to include a green shoe option before the IPO even opened.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Convertible Securities Explained: What Investors And Founders Need To Know For Successful PE/VC Deals

    This positive shift showcases the interest of the investor, the need of the market, comfort, and trust amongst the parties.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    When The Registrar Comes Calling: The Anatomy Of An ROC Prosecution And Its Defence Strategies

    The MCA Data across the last 5 financial years consistently shows that approximately 28,000 criminal prosecutions under the Companies Act, 2013 remain pending at the end...
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Decoding The Alternative Investment Funds Tax Puzzle In India: A Category-Wise Analysis

    For Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) in India, the second certainty often proves more complex than the first.
    IndiaTax
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Boardroom Dynamics: Observer vs. Director In India's Evolving PE/VC Landscape

    The Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC) market in India has experienced significant growth in the recent past, with investments reaching USD 43 billion in 2024.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Decoding The IPO Lock-In Framework Under The SEBI ICDR Regulations

    An analytical overview of how SEBI’s lock-in framework operates across Mainboard and SME IPO transactions.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Noise Or Signal?: The Ground Reality Of The Jurisprudence Of Fraud

    Past events always look less random than they were, it is called hindsight bias. Lending an attentive ear to someone's discussion of his own past can make one realise that much of what they were saying was just backfit explanations concocted ex post by their deluded mind.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Exit Opportunity Under SEBI (SAST) Regulations, 2011

    SEBI (SAST) Regulations, 2011 is the most significant law which regulates M&As deals involving Indian Listed Companies.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    No More Silence: What Companies Must Learn From The SAT's Ruling On Reliance And Market Rumours

    In modern capital markets, information travels faster than ever—thanks to social media, online news platforms, and instant messaging.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    Voluntary Quarterly Business Updates By Listed Companies: Transparency Tool Or Regulatory Tripwire?

    An increasing number of Indian listed companies have begun issuing voluntary quarterly business updates on the BSE and NSE platforms, usually within the first few weeks after the close of a quarter and well in advance of the publication of formal financial results. Although no specific provision of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (“LODR Regulations”) requires such announcements.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    The Promoter Paradox: Mapping Control And Disclosure In India - Part I

    How evolving jurisprudence and shifting market dynamics are redefining what it truly means to be a ‘promoter' and to exercise ‘control' in India's corporate ecosystem.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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    The Promoter Paradox: Classification, Control, And Compliance In Practice – Part II

    Imagine you are a founder of a company you built from scratch. Over the years, you diluted your shareholding through successive funding rounds, stepped back from day-to-day operations, brought in a professional CEO, and reconstituted the board with independent directors.
    IndiaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
    Corporate Professionals - Advisors & Advocates
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