With the advent of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (and the teeth being given to enforceability in the new law), a key concern for corporates – both global and domestic...

India's presidency of the G20 is not just a time for India to showcase her ancient, medieval and modern history, culture and contribution to the world but also a time for her to take the lead in environmental...

The intricate relationship between labour markets and antitrust law has become a topic of growing significance in recent years.

In April, the Indian Government announced the selection of Bengaluru based Sarvam to develop India's first home grown AI Large Language Model (LLM); the model is expected to be ready in six months.

The virtues of a free market are now accepted the world over, including by former communist countries such as Russia and China.

Given the significant number of failed delistings in India over the past few years, SEBI's August 2023 consultation paper had proposed certain amendments to the delisting framework.

One of the most significant amendments that is proposed to be introduced by the Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2022, as amended (the 2022 Bill) in India pertains to settlements and commitments.

Recent years have witnessed an increased scrutiny by competition authorities worldwide with respect to alleged anti-competitive practices in digital markets.

In recent years, we have seen progressive regulatory reforms easing the pathway for take-private deals in India. Despite these reforms, a clear and effective "squeeze-out" mechanism remains absent.

India does not support an unfettered right to freedom of speech.

The Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (or GIFT City, as it is more popularly known) was accorded its international financial services centre status in 2015.

For the last five years, Press Note 3 (or PN3, as it is more commonly known) introduced by the Government of India in April 2020 to regulate investments from land bordering nations has been at the center...

The assets under management (AUM) of the Indian mutual fund (MF) industry have increased significantly by over 80% during the last five years to reach USD 475 billion for FY 2023.

Inbound mergers (i.e., a merger of a foreign company with an Indian company) require the approval of the National Company Law Tribunal

Commercial and Industrial users are increasingly meeting their power requirements through group captive structures wherein a captive generating plant is set-up in an SPV company.

SEBI has recently notified certain amendments to the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations (Listing Regulations) which expressly recognise...

In a recent consultation paper released by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) dated 16 May 2023, SEBI has proposed certain changes to the regime relating to Infrastructure...

This article explores the recent regulatory changes in the Indian insurance sector with specific focus on the key implications from the perspective of financial and overseas investors.

The Indian alternative investment funds (AIFs) space has been buzzing with activity albeit kept in check by the trammels of Securities and Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) circulars.

The Indian Parliament recently passed the Competition (Amendment) Bill, 2022.